At last the dragon was wounded. It roared with pain and plunged at St. George, opening its great mouth close to the brave knight’s head.
St. George looked carefully, then struck with all his strength straight down inside the dragon’s throat, and it fell at the horse’s feet—dead.
“St. George and the Dragon” retold by Esenwein and Stockard.
A classic tale with a classic lesson:
Face the enemy.
Look carefully.
You will find his weakest spot directly behind the smoke and the glare of teeth.
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photo credit: Wikipedia
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You should have posted this on April 23rd 🙂
St George’s Day in England.
Nah! YOU should have posted this on April 23rd!!! 😆
I do love St. George, though. Did not know the Saints had Days in England. So much I do not know. Whew!
Just George. The Welsh celebrate St David; The Scots St Andrew; I’ll leave you to guess who the Irish celebrate 🙂
Good lesson!
Thanks, Ruth! I love the many lessons in this story!
Love this picture
Oh, Tanya! Wow! I am so glad to hear from you! Also so sorry your comment landed in my spam folder, at first. Found ya, though! 🙂
I loved this one, too. It was love at first sight! 😆
Also loved the story. Have you been to the Creation Science Museum near Cincinatti? They have lots there about George, et al.
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Excellent. Really struck me today, and I’m not sure why. Yet.
Hey, Tiff! Thanks so much for the reblog!
I’d guess you’ve had your share of smoke lately? 😐 Must take lots of bravery to face all you must face, soon. Praying for you. ❤
Thank you. 🙂