Bertha
Bertha
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She lived a gay and happy life, like most young princesses, till one day a handsome prince arrived ather father's palace. He was the son of the king of the Hartz country.
"Of course, you can all guess what happened. The prince fell in lovewith the princess, and she returned his love. The day was set forthe wedding, and the young prince went home to prepare for the greatevent.
"But he had been gone only a short time when a powerful giant arrivedat Brunhilda's home. He came from the far north. Hi...s name was Bodo.
"He asked for the princess in marriage, but her heart had alreadybeen given away. She did not care for the giant, even though he gaveher the most elegant presents, --a beautiful white horse, jewels setin gold, and chains of amber.
"'I dare not refuse the giant, ' said Brunhilda's father. 'He is verypowerful, and we must not make him angry. You must marry him, mydaughter, in three days. ' "The poor maiden wept bitterly. It seemed as though her heart wouldbreak. But she was a clever girl, and she soon dried her tears andbegan to think of some plan by which she might yet be free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She lived a gay and happy life, like most young princesses, till one day a handsome prince arrived ather father's palace. He was the son of the king of the Hartz country.
"Of course, you can all guess what happened. The prince fell in lovewith the princess, and she returned his love. The day was set forthe wedding, and the young prince went home to prepare for the greatevent.
"But he had been gone only a short time when a powerful giant arrivedat Brunhilda's home. He came from the far north. Hi...s name was Bodo.
"He asked for the princess in marriage, but her heart had alreadybeen given away. She did not care for the giant, even though he gaveher the most elegant presents, --a beautiful white horse, jewels setin gold, and chains of amber.
"'I dare not refuse the giant, ' said Brunhilda's father. 'He is verypowerful, and we must not make him angry. You must marry him, mydaughter, in three days. ' "The poor maiden wept bitterly. It seemed as though her heart wouldbreak. But she was a clever girl, and she soon dried her tears andbegan to think of some plan by which she might yet be free.
What to read after Bertha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wade, Mary Hazelton Blanchard, 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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