Czechoslovak Fairy Tales
Czechoslovak Fairy Tales
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He hurried to the castle to comfort his parents. They 98 CZECHOSLOVAK FAIRY TALES were overjoyed at his return, for they had long ago given him up for dead.
After a time Bayaya succeeded to the kingdom. He lived long and prospered and he enjoyed unclouded happiness with his wife.
KATCHA AND THE DEVIL THE STORY OF A CLINGING VINE a KATCHA AND THE DEVIL THERE was once a woman named Katcha who lived in a village where she owned her own cottage and garden. She had money besides but little good it d...id her because she was such an ill-tempered vixen that nobody, not even the poorest laborer, would marry her. Nobody would even work for her, no matter what she paid, for she couldn't open her mouth without scolding, and whenever she scolded she raised her shrill voice until you could hear it a mile away. The older she grew the worse she became until by the time she was forty she was as sour as vinegar.
Now as it always happens in a village, every Sun- day afternoon there was a dance either at the burgo- master's, or at the tavern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hurried to the castle to comfort his parents. They 98 CZECHOSLOVAK FAIRY TALES were overjoyed at his return, for they had long ago given him up for dead.
After a time Bayaya succeeded to the kingdom. He lived long and prospered and he enjoyed unclouded happiness with his wife.
KATCHA AND THE DEVIL THE STORY OF A CLINGING VINE a KATCHA AND THE DEVIL THERE was once a woman named Katcha who lived in a village where she owned her own cottage and garden. She had money besides but little good it d...id her because she was such an ill-tempered vixen that nobody, not even the poorest laborer, would marry her. Nobody would even work for her, no matter what she paid, for she couldn't open her mouth without scolding, and whenever she scolded she raised her shrill voice until you could hear it a mile away. The older she grew the worse she became until by the time she was forty she was as sour as vinegar.
Now as it always happens in a village, every Sun- day afternoon there was a dance either at the burgo- master's, or at the tavern.
What to read after Czechoslovak Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Hoysted Fillmore to read onlineMoreLess
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