Serbian Folk-Lore; Popular Tales, Selected And Translated By Madam Csedomille Mijatovies
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One day, unhappily, she went to walk in a garden far away from the palace, and these wicked Turks saw her and caught her. Luckily I happened to be near, and, hearing her scream, ran to her help, and so the Turks caught me too, and brought us both on board of this ship.' Then the old woman and the beautiful girl, being so far from their own country, and having no means of getting there, begged him that he would take them with him.
So he married the girl, took her with him, and re- turned home.
W...hen he arrived his father asked him about his ship and merchandise, so he told him what had hap- pened, how he had given his vessel with its cargo, and had bought the slaves and set them free. ' This girl,' continued he, ' is a king's daughter, and the old woman her nurse ; as they could not get back to their country, they prayed to remain with me, so I married the girl.' Thereupon the father was very angry, and said, * My unhappy son ! what have you done ? Why have H 98 SERBIAN FOLK-LORE.
you made away with my property without cause and of your own will?" and he drove him out of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day, unhappily, she went to walk in a garden far away from the palace, and these wicked Turks saw her and caught her. Luckily I happened to be near, and, hearing her scream, ran to her help, and so the Turks caught me too, and brought us both on board of this ship.' Then the old woman and the beautiful girl, being so far from their own country, and having no means of getting there, begged him that he would take them with him.
So he married the girl, took her with him, and re- turned home.
W...hen he arrived his father asked him about his ship and merchandise, so he told him what had hap- pened, how he had given his vessel with its cargo, and had bought the slaves and set them free. ' This girl,' continued he, ' is a king's daughter, and the old woman her nurse ; as they could not get back to their country, they prayed to remain with me, so I married the girl.' Thereupon the father was very angry, and said, * My unhappy son ! what have you done ? Why have H 98 SERBIAN FOLK-LORE.
you made away with my property without cause and of your own will?" and he drove him out of the house.
What to read after Serbian Folk-Lore; Popular Tales, Selected And Translated By Madam Csedomille Mijatovies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denton William to read onlineMoreLess
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