‘master! Master!’ ‘master! Master!’ of «The Red Fairy Book» by Andrew Lang: the whole text, 11 sentences and 184 words. Every sentence has its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
1 And the Giant woke up. 2 With a tremendous roar he sprang from his seat, and in two strides had reached the door. 3 But Jack was very nimble. 4 He fled like lightning with the harp, talking to it as he went (for he saw it was a fairy), and telling it he was the son of its old master, the knight. 5 Still the Giant came on so fast that he was quite close to poor Jack, and had stretched out his great hand to catch him. 6 But, luckily, just at that moment he stepped upon a loose stone, stumbled, and fell flat on the ground, where he lay at his full length. 7 This accident gave Jack time to get on the Beanstalk and hasten down it; but just as he reached their own garden he beheld the Giant descending after him. 8 ‘Mother! 9 Mother!’ cried Jack, ‘make haste and give me the axe.’ 10 His mother ran to him with a hatchet in her hand, and Jack with one tremendous blow cut through all the Beanstalks except one. 11 ‘Now, mother, stand out of the way!’ said he. ← previous The Talking Harp.next → The Giant Breaks His Neck.↑ back to The Red Fairy Book This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg540/20/