Icelandic Fairy Tales
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* " Take this also, Hans, " she said ; " you will find it very useful, for you can use it either as a walking- stick or a weapon of defence, if you are in danger, and you will never lose your way, so long as you have it in your possession. " Hans thanked her warmly, bade his father good-bye, and with another loving farewell to his mother, went forth on his travels, his cat sitting gravely on his shoulder.
He hurried along as quickly as he could, hoping he would yet be in time to overtake his br...others, but when he got down to the shore there was no sign either of them or the ship, which had evidently sailed some time before.
* This is a small bar of iron, about the size of a walking-stick, with a cross-piece at one end, still in use in Iceland.
Hans 161 Unwilling to lose any chance, Hans kept along the shore for some time, thinking that perhaps the vessel had gone into some of the "fiords" that surrounded the coast ; but, seeing no sign of a sail, he at last left the beach as the sun was setting, and took a path leading up towards the hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " Take this also, Hans, " she said ; " you will find it very useful, for you can use it either as a walking- stick or a weapon of defence, if you are in danger, and you will never lose your way, so long as you have it in your possession. " Hans thanked her warmly, bade his father good-bye, and with another loving farewell to his mother, went forth on his travels, his cat sitting gravely on his shoulder.
He hurried along as quickly as he could, hoping he would yet be in time to overtake his br...others, but when he got down to the shore there was no sign either of them or the ship, which had evidently sailed some time before.
* This is a small bar of iron, about the size of a walking-stick, with a cross-piece at one end, still in use in Iceland.
Hans 161 Unwilling to lose any chance, Hans kept along the shore for some time, thinking that perhaps the vessel had gone into some of the "fiords" that surrounded the coast ; but, seeing no sign of a sail, he at last left the beach as the sun was setting, and took a path leading up towards the hills.
What to read after Icelandic Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angus W Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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