Der var i fattigskolen mellem de andre småbørn en lille jødepige, så opvakt og god, den flinkeste af dem alle sammen; men i en af læretimerne kunne hun ikke tage del, det var religionstimen; hun var jo i en kristen skole.
Geografibogen kunne hun have for sig og læse i, eller få sit regnestykke færdigt, men det var snart færdigt og lektien læst; der lå vel en bog opslået foran hende, men hun læste ikke i den, hun sad og hørte efter, og snart mærkede læreren, at hun fulgte med, som næsten ingen af de andre.
Sådan starter HC Andersens eventyr, Jødepigen. Nu skal du finde eventyret frem og svare på nogle sprørgsmål:
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Among the other children in the charity school was a little Jewish girl, clever and good-in fact, the brightest of them all. But there was one class she could not attend, the one where religion was taught, for she was in a Christian school.
During the hour of this class, she had her geography book before her to study, or did her arithmetic, but the lessons were quickly learned, and then, though the book might still be open before her, she did not read from it; she listened. And the teacher soon noticed that she listened more intently than any of the rest.
This is how the fairy tale, The Jewish girl, by HC Andersen begins. Now you have to find the fairy tale and answer some questions:
