Fairy Prince And Other Stories
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"To the Magician?" said my Father.
"To the Magician?" said my Mother.
"To the Young Darling who wrote about her Mother's Face!" thumped theBlinded Lady.
My Father twisted his mouth.
"Will the 'Young Darling' who wrote about her Mother's Face please comeforward--and get the Peacock Feather Fan!" said my Father.
Carol came forward. He looked very ashamed. He stubbed his toe on thebraided rug.
"It seems to be our son Carol, " said my Father, "who conjured up thepicture of--of the blue larkspur!" "...What?" said the Blinded Lady. "_What?_" She tapped her foot on the floor. She frowned her brows. "Well--well--well, " she said. "It wasn't at all what I intended! Not at_all_!--Well--well--well!" She began to rock her chair. "But after all, "she said, "an agreement is an agreement! And the First Prize is theFirst Prize!--Let the Little Dumb Boy step forward to the ChineseCabinet and choose his Peacock Feather Fan!" Rosalee gave a little cry. It sounded almost like tears. She ranforward. She whispered in Carol's ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"To the Magician?" said my Father.
"To the Magician?" said my Mother.
"To the Young Darling who wrote about her Mother's Face!" thumped theBlinded Lady.
My Father twisted his mouth.
"Will the 'Young Darling' who wrote about her Mother's Face please comeforward--and get the Peacock Feather Fan!" said my Father.
Carol came forward. He looked very ashamed. He stubbed his toe on thebraided rug.
"It seems to be our son Carol, " said my Father, "who conjured up thepicture of--of the blue larkspur!" "...What?" said the Blinded Lady. "_What?_" She tapped her foot on the floor. She frowned her brows. "Well--well--well, " she said. "It wasn't at all what I intended! Not at_all_!--Well--well--well!" She began to rock her chair. "But after all, "she said, "an agreement is an agreement! And the First Prize is theFirst Prize!--Let the Little Dumb Boy step forward to the ChineseCabinet and choose his Peacock Feather Fan!" Rosalee gave a little cry. It sounded almost like tears. She ranforward. She whispered in Carol's ear.
What to read after Fairy Prince And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Eleanor Hallowell to read onlineMoreLess
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