Folk Tales From Tibet
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A Kyang is such a large animal that you can scarcely eat him all THE KYANG, FOX, WOLF, AND HARE. 45 yourselves, and I am sure you will allow a small creature like me to have a little bit of the spoil." " Certainly, Brother Hare," replied the Wolf. " We shall be glad if you will accompany us." And so the three animals went along together towards the appointed spot. When they got near the place they saw the young Kyang waiting for them. During the summer months he had eaten a quantity of grass an...d had now become very fat and sleek, and was about twice as big as he had been in the spring. When the Wolf caught sight of him he was much pleased and began to lick his chops in anticipation.
"Well, Brother Kyang," said he, "here I am accord- ing to agreement, ready to kill and eat you, and I am glad to see you look so plump and well. And here are Brother Fox and Brother Hare who have come along with me to have a bit too." And so saying the Wolf crouched down ready to spring upon the Kyang and kill him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Kyang is such a large animal that you can scarcely eat him all THE KYANG, FOX, WOLF, AND HARE. 45 yourselves, and I am sure you will allow a small creature like me to have a little bit of the spoil." " Certainly, Brother Hare," replied the Wolf. " We shall be glad if you will accompany us." And so the three animals went along together towards the appointed spot. When they got near the place they saw the young Kyang waiting for them. During the summer months he had eaten a quantity of grass an...d had now become very fat and sleek, and was about twice as big as he had been in the spring. When the Wolf caught sight of him he was much pleased and began to lick his chops in anticipation.
"Well, Brother Kyang," said he, "here I am accord- ing to agreement, ready to kill and eat you, and I am glad to see you look so plump and well. And here are Brother Fox and Brother Hare who have come along with me to have a bit too." And so saying the Wolf crouched down ready to spring upon the Kyang and kill him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connor, William Frederick Travers, Sir, 1870-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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