Buttercup Gold, And Other Stories
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Oh, dear little children, listen, And hear what the birdlings say! The sweetest song they ever sang-- "Our Lord is risen to-day!" The Lily Sisters Once upon a time there were three little sisters dressed in green, wholived together in a beautiful palace which was owned by a Great King. Such a beautiful palace as it was! The ceilings were made of turquoiseand opal, and soft, velvety green carpets covered the floors.
Many other children lived with these little sisters, and they had sucha kind... nurse called Dame Nature, who taught them how to do their workwell; for everybody had some work to do for the Great King.
Surely no one could be unhappy in such a wonderful home, and yet, I, amsorry to say, one of the little sisters was always discontented.
She knew, for Dame Nature had told her, that some day the Great Kingwould come to see who had done loving work for him, and would give thegood lilies beautiful white robes and golden crowns, but she was notwilling to wait until the King was ready and saw fit to do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, dear little children, listen, And hear what the birdlings say! The sweetest song they ever sang-- "Our Lord is risen to-day!" The Lily Sisters Once upon a time there were three little sisters dressed in green, wholived together in a beautiful palace which was owned by a Great King. Such a beautiful palace as it was! The ceilings were made of turquoiseand opal, and soft, velvety green carpets covered the floors.
Many other children lived with these little sisters, and they had sucha kind... nurse called Dame Nature, who taught them how to do their workwell; for everybody had some work to do for the Great King.
Surely no one could be unhappy in such a wonderful home, and yet, I, amsorry to say, one of the little sisters was always discontented.
She knew, for Dame Nature had told her, that some day the Great Kingwould come to see who had done loving work for him, and would give thegood lilies beautiful white robes and golden crowns, but she was notwilling to wait until the King was ready and saw fit to do it.
What to read after Buttercup Gold, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field Ellen Robena to read onlineMoreLess
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