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Extra Reading Notes; A Visitor From Paradise

 Europa's Fairy Book by Joseph Jacobs; A visitor From Paradise; Link


  • The story starts as a women mishears a man who says he is from Paris and thinks he is from Paradise
  • She believes that this is where her late husband was and asks the man if he knows him
  • The man realizes she is bit senile and plays along
  • She gives the man some of her late husbands things and he also takes a horse
  • They go looking for the man and end up coming across thieves.
  • The thieves get spooked by them and they take all the loot they had and live happily ever after

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