Christmas Tales And Christmas Verse
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"Have you seen the prince?" inquired a snowflake, alighting onBarbara's cheek. It was the same little snowflake that had clung toher shawl an hour ago, when the wind came galloping along on hisboisterous search.
"Ah, no!" sighed Barbara in tears; "but what cares the prince for_me_?" "Do not speak so bitterly, " said the little snowflake. "Go to theforest and you shall see him, for the prince always comes through theforest to the city. " Despite the cold, and her bruises, and her tears, Barbara ...smiled. Inthe forest she could behold the prince coming on his way; and he wouldnot see her, for she would hide among the trees and vines.
"Whirr-r-r, whirr-r-r!" It was the mischievous, romping wind oncemore; and it fluttered Barbara's tattered shawl, and set her hair tostreaming in every direction, and swept the snowflake from her cheekand sent it spinning through the air.
Barbara trudged toward the forest. When she came to the city gate thewatchman stopped her, and held his big lantern in her face, and askedher who she was and where she was going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have you seen the prince?" inquired a snowflake, alighting onBarbara's cheek. It was the same little snowflake that had clung toher shawl an hour ago, when the wind came galloping along on hisboisterous search.
"Ah, no!" sighed Barbara in tears; "but what cares the prince for_me_?" "Do not speak so bitterly, " said the little snowflake. "Go to theforest and you shall see him, for the prince always comes through theforest to the city. " Despite the cold, and her bruises, and her tears, Barbara ...smiled. Inthe forest she could behold the prince coming on his way; and he wouldnot see her, for she would hide among the trees and vines.
"Whirr-r-r, whirr-r-r!" It was the mischievous, romping wind oncemore; and it fluttered Barbara's tattered shawl, and set her hair tostreaming in every direction, and swept the snowflake from her cheekand sent it spinning through the air.
Barbara trudged toward the forest. When she came to the city gate thewatchman stopped her, and held his big lantern in her face, and askedher who she was and where she was going.
What to read after Christmas Tales And Christmas Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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