A legend of Northland
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- Slidkalniņš: 1
- He saw a little woman baking some cakes and asked her to give a piece of it.
- I feel like I would faint from hunger. Lady, could you please give me a piece of cake?
- Yes, I will. Please come in.
- Slidkalniņš: 2
- Once, Saint Peter was fasting for a day and was very hungry that he felt he was about to faint.
- I feel very hungry now. I should find something to eat.
- A legend of the Northland
- Slidkalniņš: 3
- The cake the woman first baked seemed too big for her to give away. She then tried to bake a smaller cake but it seemed as big as the first one.
- These cakes seem to be of the same size. They both are way too large to give away. I will prepare another one for you.
- Slidkalniņš: 4
- My cakes which seems too small, when I eat them myself they still seem too large to give away. I will put these in the shelf and just prepare another c-
- Enough now! I have been waiting for too long for you to give me just a piece of cake. You are just being selfish!
- Slidkalniņš: 5
- The saint grew angry as he was hungry and faint and such a woman was enough to provoke him.
- You are too selfish to dwell in a human form, to have both food and shelter and fire to keep you warm. Now you shall build as birds do and shall get your scanty food by boring, and boring, and boring, all day in the hard, dry wood!
- Oh no!! Please...Please forgive me!
- Slidkalniņš: 6
- Saint peter cursed her to change into a bird. She went through the chimney and found herself as a woodpecker.
- Every country schoolboy has seen her in the woods where she lives in the trees till this day, boring and boring for food. Moral:- Help the ones in need and Never be selfish or greedy.
- Slidkalniņš: 0
- She is taking so much time. why can't she give a piece from those cakes?
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