La princesa i el cavaller
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Elena, a brave and beautiful princess, explores outside the castle and rescues a knight named Toni who was imprisoned by an evil witch. The witch wanted Toni's magic shield that made him invincible in battle. Elena sneaks into the witch's ruined castle, frees Toni from his cage, and steals the key while the witch is away. When the witch returns and finds the empty cage, she explodes in anger. Elena and Toni get married and live happily ever after, though Elena still sometimes looks for adventures beyond the castle walls.
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There once was a kingdom with a castle where a king, queen, and princess lived. One day, a hungry dragon appeared and began eating all the animals in the village, including the chickens, cows, horses, and other livestock. Soon, only the princess was left, and the dragon took her to its cave. A brave knight named Saint George rode in on his horse and fought valiantly with the dragon, ultimately slaying the beast. From the dragon's blood, a rose grew, which the knight gave to the princess. They all lived happily ever after.
La llegenda de sant Jordi P-5B
There once was a kingdom with a castle where a king, queen, and princess lived. One day, a hungry dragon appeared and began eating all the animals in the village, including the chickens, cows, horses, and other livestock. Soon, only the princess was left, and the dragon took her to its cave. A brave knight named Saint George rode in on his horse and fought valiantly with the dragon, ultimately slaying the beast. From the dragon's blood, a rose grew, which the knight gave to the princess. They all lived happily ever after.
La llegenda de sant Jordi P5-B
There once was a kingdom with a castle where a king, queen, and princess lived. A dragon started attacking the village, eating all the animals. Soon, the princess was next to be eaten. A brave knight named Saint George rode in on a horse and fought the dragon, eventually killing it. From the dragon's blood, a rose grew, which the knight gave to the princess. They all lived happily ever after.
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Na Lissi was a small fish who lived alone near a forest submerged in a torrent. One day, she saw an open mysterious door that seemed to connect her home to the immense blue sea. Na Lissi decided to live the adventure of her life and discover what was on the other side of the door filled with light and foam. Behind the door, she met a turtle who became her good friend. Later, the Queen of the Sea arrived and soon became friends with the turtle and Na Lissi. They went for a walk in the sea and the turtle and queen fell in love. Swimming and swimming, they arrived at a castle. After some time, they got married and celebrated with a big party
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There was a small castle where many people lived. A mean green dragon wanted to eat all the people. One day it was the princess's turn to be eaten by the dragon. She cried for help and St. George appeared on a horse with armor, sword and shield. He protected the princess from the fat dragon and saved her. The king was happy the princess was saved. St. George and the princess got married and all lived happily ever after.
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Sant Jordi is a legend about a brave knight who saves a princess from a dragon. In a faraway land, a dragon was terrorizing a village by eating all the chickens, cows, and horses. One day, the dragon took the king's daughter to its cave. A brave knight named Sant Jordi rode in on his horse and fought valiantly with the dragon. After a fierce battle, Sant Jordi killed the dragon, but died from his wounds. From the dragon's blood, a rose grew. The knight gifted the rose to the princess before dying, and the village celebrated, happy to be free from the dragon.
Conte diada menorca
Abu Umar was the king of Menorca who lived in the castle of Santa Àgueda near Ferreries. King Pere III of Catalonia visited Menorca while traveling to conquer Africa. However, Abu Umar lied to Pere III and warned his friends in Africa that the king wanted to conquer them. When Pere III arrived in Africa, he found they were waiting for him with weapons. After many battles, Pere III decided to return home. He wanted to take Abu Umar's lands as punishment for the lie. However, Pere III died and his son Alfons III led an expedition to Menorca instead with many soldiers. After a storm delayed them in Mallorca
Conte diada menorca
Abu Umar was the king of Menorca who lived in the castle of Santa Àgueda near Ferreries. King Pere III of Catalonia visited Menorca while traveling to conquer Africa. However, Abu Umar betrayed Pere III by warning Abu Umar's friends in Africa of the impending attack. In retaliation, Pere III's son Alfonso III later sailed with an army to conquer Menorca from Abu Umar. After a battle in which both sides fought bravely with swords and shields, Abu Umar's warriors surrendered. Alfonso III then conquered Ciutadella and became the new king of Menorca.
CONTE SOBRE LA DIADA DE MENORCA
Abu Umar was the king of Menorca who lived in the castle of Santa Àgueda near Ferreries. King Pere III of Catalonia visited Menorca while traveling to conquer Africa. However, Abu Umar betrayed Pere III by warning his friends in Africa of the impending attack. When Pere III arrived in Africa, he found they were waiting for him armed for battle. After many days of fighting, Pere III decided to return home. Seeking revenge for the betrayal, Pere III planned to take Abu Umar's lands and castles in Menorca. However, before invading, Pere III died and his son Alfons III led the attack instead. Alfons
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- 2. HI HAVIA UNA VEGADA, FA MOLTS ANYS, EN UN PAÍS MOLT LLUNYÀ, UNA PRINCESA QUE ES DEIA ELENA.
- 3. L’ELENA ERA UNA PRINCESA MOLT BONICA I MOLT VALENTA. LI AGRADAVA MOLT EXPLORAR I D’AMAGAT SORTIA DEL CASTELL A BUSCAR AVENTURES.
- 4. UN DIA ES VA TROBAR UN CAVALLER MOLT GUAPO QUE ES DEIA TONI I QUE ESTAVA EN PERILL, PERQUÈ UNA BRUIXA MOLT DOLENTA EL VOLIA MATAR PER QUEDAR-SE AMB EL SEU ESCUT MÀGIC.
- 5. ERA UN ESCUT QUE QUAN EL PORTAVA AGAFAT DURANT LA BATALLA EL FEIA INVENCIBLE, CAP FLETXA, CAP ESPASA I CAP ARMA EL PODIA FERIR.
- 6. LA BRUIXA TENIA EL CAVALLER PRESONER EN UNA GÀBIA. VOLIA FER-LI CONFESSAR ON TENIA AMAGAT L’ESCUT. ERA UNA BRUIXA TAN MALVADA QUE VA DEIXAR AL CAVALLER SENSE MENJAR FINS QUE LI DIGUÉS EL SEU SECRET.
- 7. L’ELENA VA VEURE UN CASTELL EN RUÏNES, TOT DESTROSSAT I VA SENTIR CURIOSITAT PER VEURE QUÈ HI HAVIA DINS. VA VEURE EL TONI PRESONER DINS D’UNA GÀBIA. SENSE QUE LA VEIÉS LA BRUIXA VA APROPAR-SE A LA GÀBIA I VA VEURE UNA CAPSA ON LA BRUIXA GUARDAVA LA CLAU, LA VA AGAFAR I VA OBRIR LA GÀBIA I SE’N VA EMPORTAR EL TONI.
- 8. QUAN VA VENIR LA BRUIXA I VA VEURE LA GÀBIA BUIDA ES VA ENFADAR TANT QUE VA EXPLOTAR.
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