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Pearson English Readers
Rip Van Winkle and
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Washington IrvingRip Van Winkle
and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
WASHINGTON IRVING
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Retold by Margaret Murphy
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“Let's go t0 the mountains,” Rip said to Wolf “I don't want
to see my wife and I don’t want to listen to hen”
One day Rip Van Winkle, a farmer, goes to the
mountains with his dog, Wolf:There he meets some old
men, Who are these strange men? Why are they thete?
And what are they drinking?
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is about a teacher,
Ichabod Crane. He likes listening to stories about
ghosts. But are there ghosts in Sleepy Hollow? And is
Ichabod going to see a ghost?
The stories in this book are about people—and
about ghosts. There are a lot of questions in the stories,
but not many answers.
Washington Irving (1783-1859) is a very famous
American writer, He lived in New York, but later he
worked in Europe for seventeen years. Then he went
back to the United States and lived near the Hudson
River.
In the yeats 1770 to 1810, people came to America
from Holland and fived in the mountains near the
Hudson River. The stories in this book are about these
people,
At that time, America was British. The king was King
George III. Then, in 1775, Britain and America started
a war. The war finished in 1783, and there was a new
country—the United States of America,RIP VAN WINKLE
Chapter 1 Rip’s Wife is Angry
‘There was a small town in America. Near this town’
were some very beautifull mountains, with many trees,
on them. The mountains were beautiful—but they
‘were strange, too.
“Maybe ghosts live there,” the people in the town
said.
They said this because sometimes strange noises
came from the mountains.
A man lived in this small town and his name was
Rip Van Winkle. The people in the town liked him, He
liked talking to people and he liked helping them.
Rip was a farmer, but he didn't like working. He
liked going to the bar in the town and talking to the
men. They talked often, sometimes every day. The
name of the bar was the King George. King George was
the British king, and America was British then.
Rip had a wife, a daughter, and a son. His wife was
always angry because Rip didn't work. She was angry,
too, because he talked in the bar all day.
“Rip, stop talking! Go to work!” she said. “You sit all
day with your friends at the bar. But we have children,
Rip. We have a farm. Come home now and work!”
Rip had one very good friend—his dog, Wolf.
“Let's go to the mountains,” Rip said to Wolf. “I
don’t want to see my wife and I don’t want to listen to
her”They walked and walked up the mountain.“Yes, you want my help,” Rip said to the man.
Rip went with the man. They walked and walked up
the mountain. The barrel was on Rips back now.
“Where are we going?” Rip asked.
But the old man didn’t answer. Strange noises came
from the mountain.
“What are those noises?” Rip asked.
Again, the man didn’t answer.
Chapter 3 Rip Drinks from the Barrel
The man and Rip came to a big building in the
mountains. There were a lot of men there, but Rip didn't
know them. They had very long, white beards, and they
were old. They played a game, but Rip didn’t know it.
The old men looked at Rip and stopped playing
their game.
“Hello,” Rip said to the men.
The men didn’t answer. They looked at Rip, and
then looked at the barrel.
“What's in this barrel?” Rip asked.
He looked in the barrel, There was drink in it.
“Do you want some?” Rip asked.
‘They looked at him, but they didn’t answer.
“Yes, you want some,” he said.
The old men had a drink from the barrel. Then Rip
had a drink from it, too. He liked it and he had a lot of
drinks. The men had a lot of drinks, too, but they didn’t
talk. They played their game again.
“This is strange,” Rip said. “They're drinking, but
they aren't talking.”
Rip wasn’t afraid. He was happy and he didn’t want“T want to sleep now,” he said, and he closed his eyes.to go home. It was late in the evening, but Rip stayed
with the men for a long time.
“T want to sleep now.” he stid, and he closed his eyes.
Chapter 4 Rip Goes Home
Rip opened his eyes. He was under a tree, in the
mountains. It was morning. He remembered the
strange men, and the strange building,
“Oh!” he said. “I'm in the mountains. I didn't go home.
I stayed here all night. The men! Where are the men?
And where's the building? That drink was bad, very
bad. My wife! I know she’s angry. And where’s Wolf?”
Rip wanted to find his dog. He looked and he
looked. He called, but Wolf didn’t come.
Slowly, Rip walked down the mountain to his town.
He was unhappy, because he didn’t have his dog. He
was afraid, because he didn't want to see his wife.
He looked at the houses in the town. They were
strange. He looked at the people, but he didn’t know
these people. There were children in the town, but Rip
didn't know them. The people weren't the same, and
the houses weren't the same.
“Who are these people? Maybe I’m not in my town.
Oh, that drink was bad!” he said.
Then Rip walked to his house. It was very old.
“Wife, wife, where are you? Children, where are
you? Are you there? Please answer me!” Rip said.
But his wife wasn't there and his children weren't
there.
“Wolf, Wolf, you're here!” Rip said. But the dog
didn’t know Rip.“Are you my dog?” Rip asked.
He didn’t understand. Where was his family? Why
was his house old? Why were the people in the town
strange? Who were they? He was unhappy. He walked
quickly from his house to the bar in the town, He
wanted to find his friends
Chapter 5. “Who am I?”
Rip walked to the bar, but the bar wasn't the same. The
name of the bar wasn’t the King Geog. It had a new
name—The Union Hotel. A lot of people were there.
Rip looked for his friends
“Excuse me, I'm looking for some people. They're
my friends. They come here every day” he said to the
men in the bar.
“Who are these people?” the men asked, and Rip
said their names.
“No, no, no. They don't live hete now” the men said.
“They lived here yesterday. Where are they now?”
Rip asked.
“Yesterday? No, no, they weren't here yesterday.
‘They're dead,” the men said.
“Dead?” Rip said.“How? When?”
“A Jot of people are dead. Remember, the war?”
“War? Which war?” Rip asked.
“The war with Britain,” the men said.
“7 don’t remember a war with Britain,” Rip said
“You don't remember? We had a war with Britain.
Now we're a new country—the United States of
America!” they said.“What?” Rip said.
“Yes,” they said.““But, old man, who are you?”
“Old man? Am [an old man?” Rip asked.
“Yes, you are. You have a long, white beard,” they
said.
“Oh—I am old. My name's Rip Van Winkle,” he said
“Rip Van Winkle! No, you aren't Rip Van Winkle!”
said the men, Many people from the town came to the
bar. They wanted to listen.
“Yes, yes, I am Rip Van Winkle. Please believe me,
I'm Rip Van Winkle,” Rip said.
“No, no. RipVan Winkle was here in this town—but
rot now,” the people in the town said.
Rip didn't understand. The people didn’t believe
kim. Why?
“People here don’t know me. I don’t have a home, a
family, or a dog,” Rip said.
He wasn’t happy, and he started to walk slowly away.
Chapter 6 Rip’s Daughter
‘A young woman came to the hotel. She looked at Rip.
“Don’t go,” she said. “You're unhappy and afraid. 1
can see that. Stay here with us.”
“Do I know you?” he asked.
“No,” she answered,
“Young woman, who is your father?” Rip asked.
“Rip Van Winkle,” she answered. “But he doesn't live
here now. He went to the mountains with his dog, and
he didn’t come home.”
“Where's your mother?” he asked.“Daughter, I'm your father. I'm Rip Van Winkle!”“She's dead;” the young woman answered. Rip
wasn’t unhappy about that!
“Daughter, I'm your father. I'm Rip Van Winkle!” he
said
“What?” she said.
People came out of the hotel and listened to them.
‘An old woman looked at Rip.
“Yes, itis you, it is Rip Van Winkle! | remember you.
You're home, Rip!” the old woman. said.
Rip was very happy.
“Daughter, you're not a child, You're a young
woman,” Rip said.
“Yes, father, I'm a young woman, and I have
children,’ she said.
“Daughter, [ don’t understand. Yesterday, you were a
child, and now you're not. Yesterday, [ was young, and
today I’m old. Yesterday, I had friends at this bar, and
today they're not here, They'e dead. 1 don’t
understand,” Rip said.
“Father, it wasn’t yesterday, You walked to the
mountains with your dog in 1770. Now its 1790.
“Twenty years, father, twenty years!” she answered.
“What?” Rip asked.
“Yes” said his daughter. “Twenty years. Where did
you go, father?”
Rip said, “Yesterday, I was in the mountains with my:
dog. There was a strange man there and I walked with
him to a strange building. There were a lot of strange
men near this building. They played a game, and we
hhad many drinks. Ie was late, and I closed my eyes. This
morning, I opened my eyes and I was under 2 tree in
the mountains. [ came home and now I’m here.”
1"Cee ae amenETiias
pid you sleep?” his daughter asked.
“yes, I did” he answered.
‘The people in the town listened 0 Rip A lot of
people didn’t believe his story:
But one man said, “1 believe you. I understand. The
mountains are strange. There are strange noises up
there. [ hear them, t00””
“What noises?” people asked.
don't know. Maybe they'te ghosts Bet I believe
this man and his story,” the man said.
"Then the people in the town believed Rip, 00.
Chapter 7 Rip is Home Again
Rip lived with his daughter and her fami: Rup’s son
Thea with them, but he didnt like working. He didn't
work on the farm.
Rip didn’t work because he was old. He played with
the children and he talked to the men on the hotel.
Fe men were his old friends. Rip liked che people 1
the town, and they liked him. He had new friends.
They talked to bim about the war with Britain and
“bot their new country, the United States of Amen es
People often came to Rip and asked," Are you Rip
‘Van Winkle?”
“| am," he answered.
“pid you sleep for twenty years in the mountains?”
“Yes, I did.”
«Can we heat your story?” they asked.
«Yea he said. And he started his story—the story of
Rip Van Winkle.Rip didn’t work because he was old.THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
Chapter 1 Tarry Town
Tarry Town was a small town near the Hudson River.
Sleepy Hollow was a place near the town.
“There are ghosts in Sleepy Hollow,” some people
said.
Ichabod Grane wasn’t from Tarry Town, but he was
a teacher there, He was a very good teacher. He phyed
with the big boys after school, and he walked home with
the small boys. He liked meeting their mothers and
sisters, He liked eating, and they often had food for him,
Ichabod was a tall, thin man, He was very friendly
and he had many friends in the town, He stayed with a
lot of families because he didn’t have a house in Tarry
‘Town. He helped the farmers and played with the
children. He liked hearing people's stories.
“Do you know any stories about ghosts?
asked.
“Yes,” they said. And they talked about the ghosts in
the country near the town,
Ichabod went into the country after school, He liked
reading there, but he was sometimes afraid. Were there
ghosts? Did he believe the stories?
he often
Chapter 2 Ichabod and Katrina
There were a lot of young, beautiful girls in Tarry
Town, Ichabod liked them, and he liked talking to
them. Katrina Van Tassel was eighteen, and very, very
beautiful. Her father had a big farm, with many fruitIchabod Crane wasn't from Tarry Town, but he was a
teacher there.‘trees and animals. Ichabod liked Katrina and he wanted
her father’s farm.
“Maybe I can marry Katrina,” Ichabod said, “She's
beautiful and her father has a lot of money. Katrina can
be my wife, and I can have the farm and the money.”
Ichabod was often at Katrina’s house, He was a good
singer and he was the family’s singing teacher.
Katrina's father liked Ichabod and they often talked
in the evening. But a lot of men in Tarry Town liked
Katrina. They wanted to marry her, too, and they
wanted her father’s money, Brom Van Brunt was a tall,
strong man with short, black hair. He was a very good
horse rider, and he liked riding in the country with his
friends. He often visited Katrina.
Katrina liked Ichabod and Brom. She talked to them
and she walked with them in the country. Sometimes,
Brom went to the Van Tassels’ farm and Ichabod was there.
Brom didn't like this, and he stopped visiting Katrina,
Chapter 3. A Letter from Mr. Van Tassel
One beautiful October afternoon, Ichabod was at
school with the boys. A man came to the school. He
had a letter for Ichabod. It was from Baltus Van Tassel,
Katrina’ father.
“Please come to my farm this evening, Ichabod,” it
said. “Many people from the town are coming. We are
going to eat and talk. We are going to sing and dance.”
Ichabod was very happy.
“Boys,” he said,“go home. Go home and play”
“What—now? Go home?” they said.
“Yes. It's a beautiful day. You're good students, and
16you work well. You can go home now: This afternoon is
a vacation for you and for me,” he said.
“Let's go!” they said,
The Van Tassels’ house wasn’t near the school, and
Ichabod wanted to get there quickly. He walked to the
hhouse of an old farmer, Hans Van Ripper: This man had
a horse.
Ichabod arrived at the man’s house
“Excuse me!” Ichabod said
“Yes?” Mr. Van Ripper answered.
“T want to go to the Van Tassels’ home, Can I have
your horse for this evening?”
(YS: You can have him. But Gunpowder is very old
and he only has one eye. He can’t run very quickly. Do
you want him?” he asked,
“Yes, please,” Ichabod said,
“Can you ride?” Mr. Van Ripper asked Ichabod,
“Yes, but I'm not a good rider. Old Gunpowder is
g00d for me;" Ichabod answered.
Ichabod started to go to the Van Tassels’ farm on the
old horse. He went near Sleepy Hollow. Ichabod
looked at the beautifil brown and yellow trees, the
srcen country and the mountains. He was very happy,
“Oh, ‘this beautifil country, and my beautiful
Katrina!” he said to his horse.
Chapter 4 At the Van Tassels’ Farm
Ichabod arrived at the Van Tasels’ farm in the evening.
[There were a lot of people fiom the town there—young,
beautifal git, old women, young and old men, and» lor
of families. Katrina was there, and Brom was there, too
WIchabod was very happy because there was a lot of
food. He talked t0 people and he danced with Kateinn
Brom watched them and he was unhappy,
Some people from Sleepy Hollow were there. They
talked about the strange noises and ghosts there, One,
story was about a woman in Sleepy Hollow:
"She's a white ghost. We can hear her in the winter!
they said. They talked about a big tree near a river, ton,
“We can hear noises near the tree." they said, “There's «
ghost in that tree”
One story was very interesting. It was a story about a
horse rider, He was a ghost and he didn’t have a head! He
Wed in Sleepy Hollow, and the people were afiaid of hig:
“He’ often near the small river in Sleepy Hollow" 4
(oman said. “Remember Mr. Brouwer? He went to
Sleepy Hollow one night, and the ghost was there, He
threw Mr. Brouwer in the small river,”
“Yes, we remember that story,” people said.
“T know that ghost,” Brom said. “He was in Sleepy
Hollow one night, and I was there, too. But I'm ¢ very
B0ed horse rider and he didn’t catch me” He had,
smile on his face,
Fome people didn't believe him, but Ichabod
believed every story.
Then it was late,
“Let's go home,” the farmers said
Ichabod stayed at the Van Tassels’ house because he
Nanted to talk to Katrina, But Katrina didn't want to
talk to him.
“It’s late Ichabod. Go home,” she said,
“I'm going now," he said,
He was unhappy, but he went,
18Brom watched them and he was unhappy.nn ,
Chapter 5 Ichabod in Sleepy Hollow
Ichabod was on his old horse. It was night, and it was
very dark and quiet. In Sleepy Hollow Ichabod
remembered the ghost stories and he was afraid,
“Maybe the ghosts are here now,” he said.
Ichabod came to a tree. There was a white thing in the
tree. Wis it the tree with the ghost? There were strange
noises. His horse was afraid, too, but it walked slowly
“Please, horse, walk quickly! I don’t want to be here,
in Sleepy Hollow. I want to go home quickly!” he said.
Suddenly, his horse stopped neat a small river.
“Go, Gunpowder. Go across the river!" Ichabod said,
But the horse didn’t move.
Was there a person near Ichabod and his horse?
Ichabod looked. It was dark. He looked again, and there
‘was a big, strong man on a black horse on the road.
“Who' there?” Ichabod called
The strange man didn’t answer.
“Who are you? Talk to me! What’ your name?
Come here. I want to see you,” Ichabod said,
Again the man didn’t answer. Was he a ghost? Did he
have a head? Ichabod’ horse was very affaid, and
started to run. The strange man’s horse started to run,
too, near Ichabod’ horse. Who was the man?
“Run quickly, Old Gunpowder, run quickly!”
Ichabod said to his horse.
The strange man and his horse were there. Ichabod
looked at the man. Then the man came near Ichabod. :
He didn’t have a head! It was the ghost! Ichabod looked
again. The ghost’ head was there, but it was on the
horse’s back. Ichabod was very afraid now.
20Then the man came near Ichabod. He didn't have a head!“Run!” Ichabod said to his horse.
But the ghost’ horse came after him. The two horses
went quickly down the road. The ghost was a very
good rider, but Ichabod’ horse went in front of the
ghost. Ichabod looked behind him. The ghost had his
head in his hands. Then the ghost threw his head at
Ichabod!
*Ahhhhshhbhhhhhhhhhhhhhbhh!” Ichabod said
Chepter 6 Where is Ichabod Crane?
Ichabod’s horse walked home in the night, Hans Van
Ripper looked at his horse in the morning.
“You're home, Old Gunpowder, but where's
Ichabod?” Mr.Van Ripper said.
Tchabos wasn't in the town, and he wasn't at school
The boys waited, but their teacher didn’t come. He
wasn't at the Van Tassels’ house.
“Where is he?” the people in the town asked.
“Maybe he’s in Sleepy Hollow,” some people said
“He was there, on his horse, after the dance. Maybe he’
there now”
Some people went to Sleepy Hollow. They looked
for Ichabod.
“Ichabod! Ichabod! Are you here, Ichabo
are you?” they asked.
They walked and looked. Thete was a hat near the
river.
“Is this Ichabod’ hat?” a man asked.
“Yes itis,” a woman answered.
They looked in the siver, but Ichabod wasn’t there.
“Whar this?” a man asked.
WhereCT
“Run!” Ichabod said to his horse.
But the ghosts horse came afier him. The two horses
went quickly down the road. The ghost was a very
good ridet, but Ichabod’ horse went in front of the
ghost. Ichabod looked behind him. The ghost had his
head in his hands, Then the ghost threw his head at
Ichabod!
“Abhhhhhhhhhhhhhbhhhhhhhbh!” Ichabod said.
Chapter 6 Where is Ichabod Crane?
Ichabod’ horse walked home in the night. Hans Van
Ripper looked at his horse in the morning.
“You're home, Old Gunpowder, but where's
Ichabod?” Mr.Van Ripper said.
Ichabod wasn't in the town, and he wasn't at school.
The boys waited, but their teacher didn’t come. He
wasn't at the Van Tassels’ house.
“Where is he?” the people in the town asked.
“Maybe he's in Sleepy Hollow,” some people said.
“Hie was there, on his horse, after the dance. Maybe he’s
there now”
‘Some people went to Sleepy Hollow. They looked
for Ichabod.
“Ichabod! Ichabod! Are you here, Ichabod? Where
are you?” they asked.
‘They walked and looked, Thete was a hat near the
rivet
“Ig this [chabod’s hat?” a man asked,
“Yes it is.” a woman answered.
‘They locked in the river, but Ichabod wasn't there.
“What's this?” a man asked.York. He came back to Tarry Town and said, “Ichabod
Crane isn't dead! He lives in New York.”
“Why did he go there?” the people asked him.
“On the night of the dance at the Van Tassels’ farm,
he went to Sleepy Hollow. He was affaid of the ghosts,
there, and of the ghost rider in Sleepy Hollow. He went,
away.”
Brom and Katrina were there. They listened to this
sory of the big, strong ghost rider and Ichabod Crane.
“Do you believe the story about Ichabod and the
ghost rider?” Brom asked people.
“Do you believe it?” they asked him.
“Maybe, I don’t know: Its very strange,” he said
‘Then Brom smiled. He looked at his wife, Katrina.
He had her, and he had her father’s farm. Ichabod
wasn't there and he was very happy! Brom smiled
again.ACTIVITIES
Rip Van Winkle
Chapters 1-4
Before you read
+1 Read the Introduction tothe book. What jobs do Rip Van Wirkle
and Ichabod Crane have? What is strange about their stories?
2. What do you know about America’s war with Britain from 1775
10 17837
3 Look at the Word List at the back of the book. Find the right
anwers.
a
b
ce
4
My family lives in a barrel/on a farm.
| throw/help my mother in the kitchen.
My brother has a big beard/pumpkin on hs face,
My father knows many strange stories about wives/ghosts.
While you read
4. Are these sentences right? Write Yes or No.
9
Rip and his family live in a big town
Rip does a lot of work on his farm.
Rip is happy with his dog and with his friends.
‘The man with the big barrel talks to Rip.
Rip likes the drink from the barrel
Rip and Wolf walk into their town in the morning,
‘Athome, Rip has many questions.
After you read
5 Who says these words? Why?
b
c
a
e
1
“Maybe ghosts live there.”
Rp, stop talking!”
“Rip Van Winkle! Rip Van Winkie!”
“Do you want my help?"
“Lwant to sleep now.”
“Wolf, Wolf, you're here!”
28Chapters 5-7
Botore you read
6
7
Look at the pictures of Rip on pages 2 and 10. Then look
at Rip's questions in Chapter 4 (page 8). Can you answer
them?
What does Rip see in the town? What do you think?
While you read
When is/was it? Write Now or Then.
‘a The name of the bar is The Union Hotel,
There is a war with Britain.
Rip is an old man,
Rip has a long, white beard,
Rip’s daughter has children
Tho year is 1770,
Rip and Wolf walk into the mountains,
Rip talks about his long sleep.
za7eacg
Alter you read
9
10
Work with a friend.
‘Student A: You work for a newspaper. Rip is at home again
Ask him questions,
Student B: You are Rip Van Winkle. Answer the questions,
What comes first? And then ...?
1 People in the town don't boliove Rips story.
Rip talks about his strange time in the mountains.
Rip looks for his old friends in The Union Hotel
Rip meets his daughter at the hotel.
b
°
a
Rip hears about the war with Britain,
26The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Chapters 1-4
Before you read
11 Do you believe in ghosts? Do you know any ghost stories?
White you read
12 Whoisit?
@ atall, thin teacher in Tarry Town
b avery beautiful 18-year-old git
© farmer with a big farm
a good horse rider
© slow horse with only one eye
1 a ghost threw him into a river
After you read
19. Work with a friend, Talk about Ichabod Crane. What do you
know about him?
Chapters 5-7
Before you read
14 What do you think?
‘a Who is going to marry Katrina?
'b Who is going to s9e a ghost?
While you read
15 After the dance at the Van Tassels’ house, where docs
Ichabod Crane go?
He rides his horse to
He comes toa and sees a white thing,
He stops near a small
He rides near the ghost with no 3
He rides down the ..... + and the ghost throws
its head at him,
His hat and a pumpkin are near the
9 He moves away and is living in
eaoce
7After you read
16 Those people, places, and things are in the story. Why are
they important?
‘a. aman’s head on the black horse's back
'b Ichabod Crane’s hat near the river
© a pumpkin
New York
Brom Van Brunt's smile
Writing
17 Rip and his daughter sit and talk. What do they say? Write
about it.
18 You have questions about R's story, Write sentences. Start
| don't believe Rip Van Winkle’s story because
19 In Rip Van Winkle’s mountains there were strange old men
with very long, white beards. Write a story about these men.
20 Katrina is Brom’s wife. She asks him about the legend of
Ichabod Crane and the ghost rider. Write Brom’s answer.
21. You ate Ichabod Crane in New York. Writa a letter to your
students in Tarry Town about the ghost rider and about your
new home.
22 Write a story for a newspaper about Rip Van Winkle or
Ichabod Crane,WORD LIST wih example sentences
afraid (adi) 1am afd of big animals—and very small animals.
barrel (n) The hanels in che yard have rainwater in chem,
beard (n) Do you like men with beard?
believe (x) I don't have your pen.Why don't you believe me?
dog (n) We have two big, black dogs.
farm (n) My mother and facher have a small form with a lot of
animals.
‘ghost (ni) Sometimes, at night, I see a ghost in my room!
help (n/v) My mother gives me help with my schoolwork.
horse (n) Get on your hone! We are going to town.
king (0) Stand up! The King is coming!
legend (1) There is 2 legend about a man with no head,
marry (x) They are going to mary and have a lot of children.
‘mountain (1) The mountains in Nepal are beautiful
pumpkin (n) Do you like to eat pumpkin?
tide (v) The children are riding their bikes in the yard.
‘sing (v) I can sing, but people don't want to listen.
‘strange (ad)) Her brother has black hair, but her hair is red. Tht’
strange.
throw (v, past threw) Don't thiw your sister is
war (n) There wasn’t much food in the war
wite (a) He works at night. Hs wife never sees him,
the river!The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Rip Van Winkle walks into the mountains one dy and meets
some strange old men. He comes home twenty years later, One
ark right. ehabod Crane riding home and sees a man ona
back horse behind him, The man has no head. Are there ghee
in these stories? What do you think
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