*Folklore, poetry & fiction writer
Why the Bear is Stumpy-tailed is an old Norwegian fairy tale that was gathered from Norwegian folks by Jørgen Moe and Peter Christen Asbjørnsen in their fairy tale book Norske Folke-eventyr 1843.
One day the bear met the fox, who came slinking along with a string of fish he had stolen.
âWhence did you get those from?â asked the bear.
âOh! my Lord Bruin, Iâve been out fishing and caught them,â said the fox.
So the bear had a mind to learn to fish too, and bade the fox tell him how he was to set about it.
âOh! itâs an easy craft for you,â answered the fox, and soon learnt. Youâve only got to go upon the ice, and cut a hole and stick your tail down into it; and so you must go on holding it there as long as you can. Youâre not to mind ifâŚ
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