Georgian Folk Tales
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From some place or other arrived the former guests — the bear, the wolf, and the jackal. The bear said : ' That day when I told you my story the mouse was killed, and the money all taken away.' The wolf said : ' And the stone was 52 GEORGIAN FOLK TALES rolled away in the waterless town of which I spoke.' ' And the king's daughter was cured,' added the jackal.
'Then perhaps some one was listening when we talked here,' said the bear. ' Perhaps some one is here now,' shrieked his companions. ' The...n let us go and look ; cer- tainly no one shall listen again,' said the three ; and they looked in all the corners. They sought and sought everywhere. At last the bear looked into the hopper, and saw the trembling boy. He dragged him out and tore him to pieces.
The Prince THERE was once a king who had great possessions, but his wife had no children, and he was a prey to grief.
One day when he was very melancholy a courtier came to him and said : ' Most mighty monarch ! thou hast no son, and thou givest no gifts ; what will thy subjects think of thee ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From some place or other arrived the former guests — the bear, the wolf, and the jackal. The bear said : ' That day when I told you my story the mouse was killed, and the money all taken away.' The wolf said : ' And the stone was 52 GEORGIAN FOLK TALES rolled away in the waterless town of which I spoke.' ' And the king's daughter was cured,' added the jackal.
'Then perhaps some one was listening when we talked here,' said the bear. ' Perhaps some one is here now,' shrieked his companions. ' The...n let us go and look ; cer- tainly no one shall listen again,' said the three ; and they looked in all the corners. They sought and sought everywhere. At last the bear looked into the hopper, and saw the trembling boy. He dragged him out and tore him to pieces.
The Prince THERE was once a king who had great possessions, but his wife had no children, and he was a prey to grief.
One day when he was very melancholy a courtier came to him and said : ' Most mighty monarch ! thou hast no son, and thou givest no gifts ; what will thy subjects think of thee ?
What to read after Georgian Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wardrop, Marjory Scott, 1869-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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