Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, The Eventful Moment--a Most Unusual Journey, sentence 50

Then he entered the heart of this man's wife; it was an old, tumble-down pigeon-house; the husband's portrait served as a weather-cock; it was connected with all the doors, which opened and shut just as the husband's decision turned.

Who acts: rain, name, portrait, doors, decision, husband · What happens: enter, be, tumble, serve, connect, open · To what, where: heart, down pigeon house, name

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