Favourite Fables in Prose And Verse
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Upon thisthe Stag, ready to jump out of his skin for joy, began to returnthanks to the good-natured Oxen, protesting that they were themost obliging people he had ever met with in his life.
After he had done his compliments, one of them answered him, gravely, "Indeed, we desire nothing more than to have it in ourpower to contribute to your escape, but there is a certain personyou little think of who has a hundred eyes; if he should happento come, I would not give this straw for your life. " In ...the meanwhile, home comes the master himself from aneighbour's, where he had been invited to dinner; and, because hehad observed the cattle not look well of late, he went up to therack, and asked why they did not give them more fodder; then, casting his eyes downward, "Heydey!" says he, "why so sparing ofyour litter? pray scatter a little more here. And thesecobwebs--But I have spoken so often that, unless I do itmyself--" Thus, as he went on, prying into everything, he chancedto look where the Stag's horns lay sticking out of the straw;upon which he raised a hue and cry, called his people about him, killed the Stag, and made a prize of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon thisthe Stag, ready to jump out of his skin for joy, began to returnthanks to the good-natured Oxen, protesting that they were themost obliging people he had ever met with in his life.
After he had done his compliments, one of them answered him, gravely, "Indeed, we desire nothing more than to have it in ourpower to contribute to your escape, but there is a certain personyou little think of who has a hundred eyes; if he should happento come, I would not give this straw for your life. " In ...the meanwhile, home comes the master himself from aneighbour's, where he had been invited to dinner; and, because hehad observed the cattle not look well of late, he went up to therack, and asked why they did not give them more fodder; then, casting his eyes downward, "Heydey!" says he, "why so sparing ofyour litter? pray scatter a little more here. And thesecobwebs--But I have spoken so often that, unless I do itmyself--" Thus, as he went on, prying into everything, he chancedto look where the Stag's horns lay sticking out of the straw;upon which he raised a hue and cry, called his people about him, killed the Stag, and made a prize of him.
What to read after Favourite Fables in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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