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我的第二个图书馆Usborne Young Reading Series One -- Rumpelstiltskin.docx

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Rumpelstiltskin Chapter 1:?The miller’s daughter Once upon a time there was a poor miller, who loved to show off. He boasted about everything. “I have a pretty daughter.” Sometimes his boasts were true… “Hello, Father.” and sometimes they weren’t… “I’m the best?looking man?around.” One day, on his way back from a hunt, the King rode through the miller’s village. Suddenly, he stopped. A beautiful girl was standing on the path. “What’s your name?” asked?the King, gazing at her. “Her name is Anna,” said?the miller, quickly. “She’s my daughter… …and she can spin straw into gold,” he added, boasting as usual. “Really?” asked the King. “Yes, really,” replied the miller, nodding his head. “In that case, bring her to?my castle,” ordered the King, and rode away. “This is your chance, Anna,” cried the miller. “The more the King sees your pretty face, the?more he’ll want to marry you. You could be Queen!” The next morning, the miller took Anna?to see the King. The castle walls were old and crumbling. Windows were broken and doors were missing. “The King must?be short of money,” whispered the miller. “You can go!” the King commanded the miller. “As?for you,” he said, turning to Anna, “follow me.” Chapter 2:?The King’s test The King led Anna down dark?corridors and up twisting stairs. At last they reached a?tiny room, stuffed with straw. In the corner was a large?spinning-wheel. “You’re pretty enough to marry,” said the?King. “But are you as clever as your father says?” “You have tonight to turn?this straw into gold. If you fail, you shall die.” Then he?went out and locked the door. Anna sat down, put her?head in her hands and sobbed. “Oh Father!” she cried. “What have?you done?” “I don’t want?to die!” “I want to be Queen, but I?can’t spin straw into gold. No one can!” “That’s what you think!” came a voice from?the window. Anna jumped. There, by the?window, was a little man --?riding on a wooden spoon. His long white beard?waved about in the wind. “Hurry up,” he shouted, “and le