Shrimpfish (LibriVox reader)

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King Arthur and His Knights · Blue Rose Fairy Book - Maurice Baring · 9 Aug 2026 podcast

and in another he found a golden hen with golden chickens.

Then he went to the stables, and there in a stall he found three horses with golden wings, and one was white, and one was red, and one was green.

By opening the doors of our stable, said the horses, we

You have done us a great favour.

What can we do for you in return?

I do not wish for anything, said Oristes, save to be taken to the foot of this mountain.

Get on my back, said the green horse, and Oristes got on his back, and the horse flew in a moment to the bottom of the mountain.

Then each of the horses gave him two golden hares, and said When you have need of us, burn one of these hares and we will come.

After some days had passed, Orestes went into the city where the king, his father, lived.

And putting an old blanket over his head, he pretended to be a beggar, and entered into the service of a goldsmith.

Now when the little princess and her two brothers reached their father's house, with three princesses who had been set free, the king asked them what had become of Oristies, and they said that Oristies had died, and the eldest of the brothers wished to marry the eldest of the princesses.

But she refused to wed him unless he could find her the silken greyhound which hunted the silken hare.

It was in the house of the dragon.

The king's herald proclaimed this everywhere.

Then the beggar said to the goldsmith that he could accomplish the quest.

You need only give me a jug of wine and a basket full of chestnuts, and leave me alone in my room.

The goldsmith did this and shut the beggar up in his room.

And he looked through the keyhole to see what he was doing, but the beggar did nothing at all.

He merely ate the chestnuts and drank the wine, so the goldsmith went to his bedroom and went to sleep.

Then the beggar took one of the hares which the white horse had given him and burned it, and immediately the white horse appeared and said

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