Grimm's Fairy Tales Bibliomancy Reading
This oracle randomly selects line from one of Grimm's Fairy Tales. The surrounding passages are provided for context.
Your line is from SECOND STORY.
‘Then he won’t do for me.’
For Context:
SECOND STORY
‘If she’s in want of a husband now, Then will it please her to step below?’ The cat runs quickly up the stair, And lets her tail fly here and there, Until she comes to the parlour door.
With her five gold rings at the door she knocks: ‘Are you within, good Mistress Fox?
If you’re in want of a husband now, Then will it please you to step below?
Mrs Fox asked: ‘Has the gentleman red stockings on, and has he a pointed mouth?’
‘No,’ answered the cat.
‘Then he won’t do for me.’
When the wolf was gone, came a dog, a stag, a hare, a bear, a lion, and all the beasts of the forest, one after the other.
But one of the good qualities which old Mr Fox had possessed, was always lacking, and the cat had continually to send the suitors away.
At length came a young fox.
Then Mrs Fox said: ‘Has the gentleman red stockings on, and has a little pointed mouth?’
‘Yes,’ said the cat, ‘he has.’