The Shoemakers Apron a Second book of Czechoslovak Fairy Tales And Folk Tales
The Shoemakers Apron a Second book of Czechoslovak Fairy Tales And Folk Tales
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Then he sang: BUDULINEK 121 " Four naughty -foxes Caught alizw! And Budulinek He makes the five! ' The organ-grinder went to the hole and called down: " Budulinek ! Budulinek ! Come out ! " As there were no foxes left to hold him back, Budu- linek was able to crawl out.
When he saw the organ-grinder he cried and said: " Oh, please, Mr. Organ-Grinder, I want to go home to my Granny ! ' " I'll take you home to your Granny, " the organ- grinder said, ' but first I must punish these naughty foxes. ..." The organ-grinder cut a strong switch and gave the four foxes in the sack a terrible beating until they begged him to stop and promised that they would never again do anything to Budulinek.
Then the organ-grinder let them go and he took Budulinek home to Granny.
Granny was delighted to see her little Budulinek and she gave the organ-grinder a measure of rye and a measure of millet and a measure of poppy seed and a measure of everything else in the house.
And Budulinek never again opened the door!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he sang: BUDULINEK 121 " Four naughty -foxes Caught alizw! And Budulinek He makes the five! ' The organ-grinder went to the hole and called down: " Budulinek ! Budulinek ! Come out ! " As there were no foxes left to hold him back, Budu- linek was able to crawl out.
When he saw the organ-grinder he cried and said: " Oh, please, Mr. Organ-Grinder, I want to go home to my Granny ! ' " I'll take you home to your Granny, " the organ- grinder said, ' but first I must punish these naughty foxes. ..." The organ-grinder cut a strong switch and gave the four foxes in the sack a terrible beating until they begged him to stop and promised that they would never again do anything to Budulinek.
Then the organ-grinder let them go and he took Budulinek home to Granny.
Granny was delighted to see her little Budulinek and she gave the organ-grinder a measure of rye and a measure of millet and a measure of poppy seed and a measure of everything else in the house.
And Budulinek never again opened the door!
What to read after The Shoemakers Apron a Second book of Czechoslovak Fairy Tales And Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker Hoysted Fillmore to read onlineMoreLess
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