Favorite Fairy Tales
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He was certainly very terrible tolook at, and Beauty trembled at the sight of the hideous monster. Butshe forced herself to appear brave, and, indeed, there was no cause forher alarm. The Beast was kindness itself, and so gentle and respectfulin his attentions to her that Beauty soon lost all fear. She soon becamevery fond of him, and would have been quite happy had it not been forthe thought of her father and sisters, and the grief which she knew herfather would be suffering on her account. Th...e thought of his sorrow madeher sorrowful too; and one night, when the Beast came to visit her athis usual hour, she was so sad that he asked her what was the matter.
Then Beauty begged him to let her go and visit her father. The Beast wasvery unwilling to grant her request.
"If I let you go, I am afraid you will never come back to me, " he said, "and then I shall die of grief. " Beauty promised most earnestly to come back to him if he would onlyallow her to spend a few days with her family; and at last the Beastyielded to her entreaties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was certainly very terrible tolook at, and Beauty trembled at the sight of the hideous monster. Butshe forced herself to appear brave, and, indeed, there was no cause forher alarm. The Beast was kindness itself, and so gentle and respectfulin his attentions to her that Beauty soon lost all fear. She soon becamevery fond of him, and would have been quite happy had it not been forthe thought of her father and sisters, and the grief which she knew herfather would be suffering on her account. Th...e thought of his sorrow madeher sorrowful too; and one night, when the Beast came to visit her athis usual hour, she was so sad that he asked her what was the matter.
Then Beauty begged him to let her go and visit her father. The Beast wasvery unwilling to grant her request.
"If I let you go, I am afraid you will never come back to me, " he said, "and then I shall die of grief. " Beauty promised most earnestly to come back to him if he would onlyallow her to spend a few days with her family; and at last the Beastyielded to her entreaties.
What to read after Favorite Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall Logan to read onlineMoreLess
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