Evening Tales
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" said the maid-servant.
"That is my affair," said the old woman.
"Well, then," said the waiting -maid, " stay a moment ; and she ran to her room ; and as she had been careful enough to save the eyes of her mistress, she took one and gave it to the old woman.
"Take this, good woman," she ex- claimed.
A Child of the Roses 1 79 " And here is your rose," said the old woman.
At night, when the prince returned to the palace, his mother-in-law said to him : " See this beautiful rose. There is none li...ke it in the flower-gardens. My daughter made it with a smile." " It came in good time," said the young prince, " but I can scarcely believe it. A thousand times I have seen your daugh- ter smile, and nothing has fallen from her lips." All this time, the old woman, who had sold her rose for the eye, was on her way to the Princess Mirza. But as she went along, the eye fell from her hand and was lost. She hunted for it a long time, but meanwhile the eye, apparently directed by the good fairies, made its way to the blind girl, who put it in its place and immedi- i8o Evening Tales ately she saw clearly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said the maid-servant.
"That is my affair," said the old woman.
"Well, then," said the waiting -maid, " stay a moment ; and she ran to her room ; and as she had been careful enough to save the eyes of her mistress, she took one and gave it to the old woman.
"Take this, good woman," she ex- claimed.
A Child of the Roses 1 79 " And here is your rose," said the old woman.
At night, when the prince returned to the palace, his mother-in-law said to him : " See this beautiful rose. There is none li...ke it in the flower-gardens. My daughter made it with a smile." " It came in good time," said the young prince, " but I can scarcely believe it. A thousand times I have seen your daugh- ter smile, and nothing has fallen from her lips." All this time, the old woman, who had sold her rose for the eye, was on her way to the Princess Mirza. But as she went along, the eye fell from her hand and was lost. She hunted for it a long time, but meanwhile the eye, apparently directed by the good fairies, made its way to the blind girl, who put it in its place and immedi- i8o Evening Tales ately she saw clearly.
What to read after Evening Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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