Fairies And Folk of Ireland
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" The fairies were all so terrified that they shrank away from Naggeneenand clung together and shook, in their fright, for this fear of livingfor a long time and then going out like a candle is their greatestfear. There was not a bit of color left in the King's face now. It wasalmost with a sob that he spoke again, and there was a kind ofbeseeching in his tone as he said: "Naggeneen, don't talk like that tous! We don't know it! It may be so, but we don't know it! We've triedmany a time to find ...out, but no one that knew would ever tell us! Wemay have souls! We don't know that we've not! We may be saved!" "You do know it!" Naggeneen cried. "Why will you try to deceiveyourselves? You've no soul and I've no soul, and there's no way thatwe can have them. If there'd been any way, I'ld have had one long ago. But we'll never have them, and mortals will always outwit us, if theyhalf know how. Shall I tell you how one of them outwitted me--a big, lazy, stupid gommoch, with not enough brains to keep his neck safe?" The fairies were far past caring whether they heard a story or not, but they listened as Naggeneen went on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The fairies were all so terrified that they shrank away from Naggeneenand clung together and shook, in their fright, for this fear of livingfor a long time and then going out like a candle is their greatestfear. There was not a bit of color left in the King's face now. It wasalmost with a sob that he spoke again, and there was a kind ofbeseeching in his tone as he said: "Naggeneen, don't talk like that tous! We don't know it! It may be so, but we don't know it! We've triedmany a time to find ...out, but no one that knew would ever tell us! Wemay have souls! We don't know that we've not! We may be saved!" "You do know it!" Naggeneen cried. "Why will you try to deceiveyourselves? You've no soul and I've no soul, and there's no way thatwe can have them. If there'd been any way, I'ld have had one long ago. But we'll never have them, and mortals will always outwit us, if theyhalf know how. Shall I tell you how one of them outwitted me--a big, lazy, stupid gommoch, with not enough brains to keep his neck safe?" The fairies were far past caring whether they heard a story or not, but they listened as Naggeneen went on.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost, William Henry, 1863-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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