The Tailor of Swaffham FILL IN THE MISSING INFORMATION

1. The tailor lived in a small village called . 2. He lived in a small cottage with his . They had five . 3. They were very and they didn’t have enough for food. 4. In their garden there was a big old . 5. One day the tailor was under the tree and he had a dream about the treasure on London . 6. The tailor set off to to find the treasure, the journey took for days. 7. On his first day in London happened, the next day two boys stole his and he was very unhappy and disappointed. 8. While he was sitting on the somebody spoke to him, it was one of the . 9. The tailor told the shopkeeper about his and the shopkeeper started to , because he didn’ t believe in dreams and told the tailor about his own dream. 10. The shopkeeper’s dream was about the hidden in a small called Swaffham under the old oak tree. But he didn’t go to look for it. Even he didn’t know the . 11. The tailor said „thank you“ to the shopkeeper and started the long home. 12. When he arrived home, he started to in his garden and found a big box full of and silver. The treasure was in his own .

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