Cinderilla Or the Little Glass Slipper Designed for the Entertainment of All
Cinderilla Or the Little Glass Slipper Designed for the Entertainment of All
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These are her two Sisters-in-law, Both deformed and ordinary, AHho* they dress as fine as queens, Which you may think extraordinary; But neither of them scarce can read, Nor pray to God to bless 'em, They only know to patch and paint, And gaudily to dress 'em.
CINDERILLA* This is the King's fine gallant son, Young, handsome, straight, and tall, He invited all the ladies round For to dance at a ball ; Which when the ugly sisters heard, They dressed themselves so fine, And off they set, being res...olved At this grand ball to shine.
giNDERILLA.
This is the Fairy you see here, With a wand in her hand, When Cinderiila christen'd \va^, Her god-mother did stand ; And now she comes to lend her aid, And her power is not small, To help her god-daughter to go To this fine Prince's ball.
This Coach was once a pompion, By the fairy changed from that, The footmen once were lizards green, Tiie coachman once a rat, The horses too, were six small mice, Chang'd by the fairy's wand, Her rags were turn'd to costly robes, The richest in the laud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are her two Sisters-in-law, Both deformed and ordinary, AHho* they dress as fine as queens, Which you may think extraordinary; But neither of them scarce can read, Nor pray to God to bless 'em, They only know to patch and paint, And gaudily to dress 'em.
CINDERILLA* This is the King's fine gallant son, Young, handsome, straight, and tall, He invited all the ladies round For to dance at a ball ; Which when the ugly sisters heard, They dressed themselves so fine, And off they set, being res...olved At this grand ball to shine.
giNDERILLA.
This is the Fairy you see here, With a wand in her hand, When Cinderiila christen'd \va^, Her god-mother did stand ; And now she comes to lend her aid, And her power is not small, To help her god-daughter to go To this fine Prince's ball.
This Coach was once a pompion, By the fairy changed from that, The footmen once were lizards green, Tiie coachman once a rat, The horses too, were six small mice, Chang'd by the fairy's wand, Her rags were turn'd to costly robes, The richest in the laud.
What to read after Cinderilla Or the Little Glass Slipper Designed for the Entertainment of All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Dalziel to read onlineMoreLess
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