Filipino Popular Tales
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Inside it were placed achair and a lamp. By means of a certain device a person inside thepurlon could breathe. Altogether its construction was so beautiful, that it seemed as if it were intended for the sight of the gods alone.
When all was ready, Suguid entered the purlon, taking with him allthe necessary provisions, --food, fine clothes, a poniard, and aguitar. Every part of the purlon was so well joined, that no openingwhatever could be detected. Before going into the purlon, Suguidtold the ...merchant to take the goldsmiths home, and not to allowthem to leave the house for three days, lest they should reveal thesecret. Suguid then ordered five men to carry the purlon towards theking's palace. In the mean time he was playing the sweetest piece ofmusic that mortal ears had ever heard. When the purlon was near thepalace, the king was so charmed by the melodious music, that he askedthe master of the carriers to halt for a moment. "Pray, " he said, "are you the owner of that thing?" "No, sir!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inside it were placed achair and a lamp. By means of a certain device a person inside thepurlon could breathe. Altogether its construction was so beautiful, that it seemed as if it were intended for the sight of the gods alone.
When all was ready, Suguid entered the purlon, taking with him allthe necessary provisions, --food, fine clothes, a poniard, and aguitar. Every part of the purlon was so well joined, that no openingwhatever could be detected. Before going into the purlon, Suguidtold the ...merchant to take the goldsmiths home, and not to allowthem to leave the house for three days, lest they should reveal thesecret. Suguid then ordered five men to carry the purlon towards theking's palace. In the mean time he was playing the sweetest piece ofmusic that mortal ears had ever heard. When the purlon was near thepalace, the king was so charmed by the melodious music, that he askedthe master of the carriers to halt for a moment. "Pray, " he said, "are you the owner of that thing?" "No, sir!
What to read after Filipino Popular Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean S Fansler to read onlineMoreLess
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