The legend of Saint George

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THE LEGEND OF SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON Once upon a time, in a far away place, there was a village. Near the village, a fierce dragon lived in a cave. The dragon was green and purple. It could walk, run and swim. It could also fly and breathe fire. The villagers decided to give the dragon two sheep every day so that it wouldn`t attack the village . When there no more sheep, they gave it cows and horses and other animals. The dragon killed and devoured everything in its path: sheeps, cows, horses, pigs, goats and chickens. It also killed men and women, destroying their houses with fire.

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The legend of Saint George

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THE LEGEND OF SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON

Once upon a time, in a far away place, there was a village. Near

the village, a fierce dragon lived in a cave. The dragon was green

and purple. It could walk, run and swim. It could also fly and

breathe fire.

The villagers decided to give the dragon two sheep every day so

that it wouldn`t attack the village . When there no more sheep,

they gave it cows and horses and other animals.

The dragon killed and devoured everything in its path: sheeps,

cows, horses, pigs, goats and chickens. It also killed men and

women, destroying their houses with fire.

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The day arrived when there were no more animals. So, the

villagers agreed that each day they would give the dragon a

person to eat. That way, the dragon wouldn’t kill everyone.

One day, it was the king’s daughter’s turn. The king didn’t have

any other daughters. He didn’t want to give her to dragon, but

the villagers told him to do the same as everyone else in the

village. If not, the dragon would attack the village; it would kill

and eat everyone.

So the king took the princess to the dragon. But… when the

dragon opened the mouth to eat the princess, Saint George

appeared on a white horse. He killed the dragon with a lance.

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The blood of the dragon turned into red roses. Saint George

gave one rose to the princess as sign of love.

The villagers were are happy. They cried, ”Long live Saint

George!.”

They lived happly and safely ever after.

The end