Greek Wonder Tales
Greek Wonder Tales
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you have no idea, my lady, how beautiful a dress the Nun is wearing! That gown has the sea with all the little golden THE SUGAR MAN 168 fishes on it, and the fishes' eyes are all of diamonds !
' Why, where in the world did she get these dresses ? ' ' They were her mother's, she says, and now she has no more left. If she may see the Prince again to-night she will give it to you, and go away. ' Then said the Princess, * Well, tell her to come in the evening ; she must be foolish, or she would und...erstand that he sleeps. ' So then the little slave goes to the Nun, and tells her to get ready in the evening to go to the Prince, and take with her the gown, and ' Good luck go with you ! ' says she. Then, as his custom was, the Sugar-Man went to dine, and they put a potion in the wine. He pretended to drink, but when no one was looking he threw the wine away, and afterwards he feigned to be sleepy, and fell down. Then said the Princess to her people, ' Take him now and carry him up to his chamber, and tell the Nun to go and gaze upon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you have no idea, my lady, how beautiful a dress the Nun is wearing! That gown has the sea with all the little golden THE SUGAR MAN 168 fishes on it, and the fishes' eyes are all of diamonds !
' Why, where in the world did she get these dresses ? ' ' They were her mother's, she says, and now she has no more left. If she may see the Prince again to-night she will give it to you, and go away. ' Then said the Princess, * Well, tell her to come in the evening ; she must be foolish, or she would und...erstand that he sleeps. ' So then the little slave goes to the Nun, and tells her to get ready in the evening to go to the Prince, and take with her the gown, and ' Good luck go with you ! ' says she. Then, as his custom was, the Sugar-Man went to dine, and they put a potion in the wine. He pretended to drink, but when no one was looking he threw the wine away, and afterwards he feigned to be sleepy, and fell down. Then said the Princess to her people, ' Take him now and carry him up to his chamber, and tell the Nun to go and gaze upon him.
What to read after Greek Wonder Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Mary Jane Garnett to read onlineMoreLess
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