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not yet had time to go and get any  
 
not yet had time to go and get any  
 
more food for himself.
 
more food for himself.
 
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<br/>K'khryms' Fairy Tales
 
<br/>Volume 2
 
 
<br/>Forfer and his Fish
 
<br/>Part 2
 
 
<br/>Forfer,
 
thinking himself quite the sly
 
troll, immediately offered to
 
bring him lots of fish every day,
 
in return for a place to sleep
 
inside this beautiful red-roofed
 
house.
 
 
<br/>The man, in response, said that he
 
was actually somewhat tired with
 
this red-roofed house,  and would
 
gladly trade it for a reasonable
 
amount of fish- but that the few
 
fish Forfer had here was certainly
 
not enough.  Forfer quickly
 
volunteered that he had a large
 
quantity of fish back in his
 
moss covered cave.  The man
 
smiled broadly and said that
 
sounded excellent, he would love
 
to trade this house for all of
 
Forfer's fish along with his nice
 
cave (for the man still would need
 
a place to live).
 
 
<br/>So they immediately set off for
 
Forfer's moss covered cave and its
 
cache of fish.  Upon arriving there,
 
and showing the man his "new cave",
 
along with the fish hoard,  the man
 
thanked Forfer, and killed him with
 
his axe.  Then he collected the fish
 
and walked back to his beautiful red
 
roofed house, thinking himself quite
 
the sly man.
 
 
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K'khryms' Fairy Tales
Volume 1


Forfer and his Fish
Part 1


Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, lived a young swamp troll named Forfer. He lived in his moss covered cave right beside a beautiful river, and every day, he would catch fish, eat fish, play in the mud, and catch and eat some more fish, in that order. His was a happy life, though he always felt that something was missing.


Then one day, while playing in the mud on the edge of the swamp, he caught a glimpse of something that seemed quite out of place- a red something, just over the top of the nearest hill. He gathered his fish and went to investigate, and there, to his great surprise, he discovered a beautiful house, with a bright red roof, and complete with a spry young man splitting wood on the front lawn. This is what I am missing! He thought, and walked slowly up to the man (as it is not wise to run up to a man carrying an axe, especially if you're already a swamp troll.)


But the man did not appear alarmed, and invited Forfer into his beautiful red-roofed house for some cookies. Forfer happily obliged, and they struck up a conversation about houses and fish. The man expressed his great desire to eat something other than cookies, but with all his wood-chopping, he had not yet had time to go and get any more food for himself.


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