Fairy Tales From the French
Fairy Tales From the French
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I will never forget that you are the only child who was ever will- ing to speak to me, touch me, or embrace me. " A short time after they arrived at the farm. Agnella and Passerose were seated at the door, talk- ing together. When they saw Ourson arrive holding a little girl richly dressed by the hand, they were so surprised that neither could utter a word.
" Dear mamma, here is a good and charming little girl whom I found sleeping in the forest. She is called Violette. She is very well bred, a...nd is not afraid of me. She even embraced me when she saw me weeping. " "And why did you weep, my poor boy?" saiJ Agnella.
204 OUIiSON.
" Because the little girl was afraid of me, " said Ourson, in a sad and trembling voice.
" Violette is not afraid now, " said she, interrupting him hastily. " Violette gave her hand to poor Our- son, embraced him, and fed him with cherries and strawberries. " "But what is all this about?" said Passerose. " "Why has our Ourson the charge of this little girl ? why was she alone in the wood ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will never forget that you are the only child who was ever will- ing to speak to me, touch me, or embrace me. " A short time after they arrived at the farm. Agnella and Passerose were seated at the door, talk- ing together. When they saw Ourson arrive holding a little girl richly dressed by the hand, they were so surprised that neither could utter a word.
" Dear mamma, here is a good and charming little girl whom I found sleeping in the forest. She is called Violette. She is very well bred, a...nd is not afraid of me. She even embraced me when she saw me weeping. " "And why did you weep, my poor boy?" saiJ Agnella.
204 OUIiSON.
" Because the little girl was afraid of me, " said Ourson, in a sad and trembling voice.
" Violette is not afraid now, " said she, interrupting him hastily. " Violette gave her hand to poor Our- son, embraced him, and fed him with cherries and strawberries. " "But what is all this about?" said Passerose. " "Why has our Ourson the charge of this little girl ? why was she alone in the wood ?
What to read after Fairy Tales From the French?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Sgur to read onlineMoreLess
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