Bruin the Bear and Reynard part 5
Yet he said in scorn as he passed, “Monsieur, Dieu vous garde!” “O thou foul red villain!” said the bear to himself. “What impudence...
Bruin The Bear And Reynard part 4
All these so belabored the poor bear that his life was in extreme jeopardy; he sat and sighed sadly during the massacre, but the...
Bruin The Bear And Reynard part 3
With all haste the bear entered the tree with his fore feet forward, and thrust his head into the hole quite over the ears....
Bruin The Bear And Reynard part 2
“Ay!” quoth Bruin; “honeycombs, do you say? Hold you them in such slight respect, nephew? Why, sir, it is food for the greatest emperors...
Bruin The Bear And Reynard part 1
Anonymous: about 1230
Nothing is known of the writer of the first version of the celebrated Reynard the Fox. The problem of the origin of...
In the Storm part 4
She was running to the road just beyond the village.
They had surely gone for a walk on the road, where they had been seen...
In the Storm part 3
Then she flew back. On the threshold, however, she paused for a moment. She rolled her eyes heavenward and raised her arms to God.“May...
In the Storm part 2
She had gone! And she had warned her daughter, it seemed, not to go out to-day—that on the Sabbath of Repentance, at least, she...
In the Storm part 1
David Pinski (1872—1959)
David Pinski was born in Russia, but lived chiefly abroad, first in Germany, later in the United States and in Israel. He...
The Easter Torch Part 8
The trap was ingeniously contrived: a long rope fastened round a block of wood; lengthwise, at the place where the sawn panel had dis-appeared,...
