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» Father Forest
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

A farm on the edge of a forest often had an unwelcomed visitor.

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» The Threshers' Revenge On The Squire
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

In the olden times of serfdom, during the threshing season, the squire used to climb up on the struts under the roof of the threshing-barn to watch the threshers work at night.

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» Mother Wind
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

Once upon a time three girls went to the forest to pick wild strawberries.

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» Three Frosts
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

Once upon a time a stranger came to the house of a poor man and asked if the man could put him up for the night.

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» The Wind And The Sun
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

The wind and the sun began to argue which of them could make the traveller take off his coat.

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» Lop-Ear The Mongrel
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

Once upon a time there lived a grandfather, a father, a mother and a son.

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» The Mouse's Son-In-Law
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

Once upon a time there lived a mouse.

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» The Good Deed Of A Flax Tow
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Rating:

In olden times when Old Nick used to go around stealing babies it so happened that one night he didn't quite make it and all because of a flax tow.

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» The Foal's Price
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

The mare and her foal were grazing in the paddock.

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» Why The Crow Didn't Marry The Tit
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

The crow wanted to take himself a wife; he thought that the tit was quite a pretty bird and so he went to woo her.

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» How The Fox Punished His Tail
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

The fox went for a walk. Suddenly a hunter happened to see him and his dog began to chase the fox: The fox ran as fast as he could and barely made it into the shelter of his burrow.

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» Animals' Winter Quarters
By David Bocchi | Published 11/22/2008 | Pre-School | Unrated

There once were an ox, a pig, a goat, a ram, a cock and a hen who lived together in the forest.

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