Question

Write the story of ‘A Legend of Northland’ in about ten sentences.

Answer 1

Hint: According to the poem 'A legend of the Northland,' Saint Peter was angered by an elderly lady's greed. This story is about the Northland area, which is located near the North Pole. This is how the story begins. One day, Saint Peter was preaching all over the world when he arrived at the door of this woman's cottage.

Complete answer:
Saint Peter was preaching across the world one day when he came to the door of this woman's hut. She was preparing and baking cakes over an open fire. St. Peter was on the verge of passing out from starvation. He requested a piece of cake from the lady. She did not offer him the cake she was preparing at the time since it looked to be too large, so she prepared another smaller one instead. She didn't give him it since it looked too large. She prepared another smaller cake the second time, but it was too enormous to give away. She grabbed an incredibly little bit of dough and rolled it flat in her third effort. She had it as thin as a wafer, yet she couldn't part with it either. This infuriated St. Peter greatly. He claimed she was unfit to exist in human form, enjoying food and comfort. He cursed her and turned her into a woodpecker bird that had to drill into hard, dry wood for its meagre food supply. She may be found all day among the woods, boring and boring for food.

Note: The poem "A Legend of the Northland" is based on a traditional Northland folktale that has been passed down through the generations. It's a storey about Saint Peter and the tiny woman who was punished for her conceit. The storey teaches us not to be selfish and to cherish qualities like compassion and empathy.