English Fairy Tales
English Fairy Tales
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Jack hitched the table on his back, and away he went with it till hecame to the inn. "Well, host, " shouted he, "my dinner to-day, and thatof the best. " "Very sorry, but there is nothing in the house but ham and eggs. " "Ham and eggs for me!" exclaimed Jack. "I can do better than that. --Come, my table, be covered!" At once the table was spread with turkey and sausages, roast mutton, potatoes, and greens. The publican opened his eyes, but he saidnothing, not he.
That night he fetched down from... his attic a table very like that ofJack, and exchanged the two. Jack, none the wiser, next morninghitched the worthless table on to his back and carried it home. "Now, father, may I marry my lass?" he asked.
"Not unless you can keep her, " replied the father. "Look here!"exclaimed Jack. "Father, I have a table which does all my bidding. " "Let me see it, " said the old man.
The lad set it in the middle of the room, and bade it be covered; butall in vain, the table remained bare. In a rage, the father caught thewarming-pan down from the wall and warmed his son's back with it sothat the boy fled howling from the house, and ran and ran till he cameto a river and tumbled in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack hitched the table on his back, and away he went with it till hecame to the inn. "Well, host, " shouted he, "my dinner to-day, and thatof the best. " "Very sorry, but there is nothing in the house but ham and eggs. " "Ham and eggs for me!" exclaimed Jack. "I can do better than that. --Come, my table, be covered!" At once the table was spread with turkey and sausages, roast mutton, potatoes, and greens. The publican opened his eyes, but he saidnothing, not he.
That night he fetched down from... his attic a table very like that ofJack, and exchanged the two. Jack, none the wiser, next morninghitched the worthless table on to his back and carried it home. "Now, father, may I marry my lass?" he asked.
"Not unless you can keep her, " replied the father. "Look here!"exclaimed Jack. "Father, I have a table which does all my bidding. " "Let me see it, " said the old man.
The lad set it in the middle of the room, and bade it be covered; butall in vain, the table remained bare. In a rage, the father caught thewarming-pan down from the wall and warmed his son's back with it sothat the boy fled howling from the house, and ran and ran till he cameto a river and tumbled in.
What to read after English Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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