Honey-Bee
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With all the strength that was in him George struck her; but hissword broke against her glittering breast.
"Child!" she said, and she commanded that he be cast into a dungeonwhich formed a kind of crystal tunnel under her palace, and about whichsharks roamed with wide-stretched monstrous jaws armed with triple rowsof pointed teeth. At every touch it seemed as if they must crush thefrail glass wall, which made it impossible to sleep in this strangeprison.
The extremity of this under-sea tunnel r...ested on a bed of rock whichformed the vaulting of the most distant and unexplored cavern in theempire of the dwarfs.
And this is what the two little men saw in a single hour and quite asaccurately as if they had followed George all the days of his life. The venerable Nur, having described the dungeon scene in all its tragicgloom, addressed the King in much the same way as the Savoyards speak tothe little children when they show their magic lanterns.
"King Loc, " he said, "I have shown you all you wished to see, and nowthat you know all I can add nothing more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With all the strength that was in him George struck her; but hissword broke against her glittering breast.
"Child!" she said, and she commanded that he be cast into a dungeonwhich formed a kind of crystal tunnel under her palace, and about whichsharks roamed with wide-stretched monstrous jaws armed with triple rowsof pointed teeth. At every touch it seemed as if they must crush thefrail glass wall, which made it impossible to sleep in this strangeprison.
The extremity of this under-sea tunnel r...ested on a bed of rock whichformed the vaulting of the most distant and unexplored cavern in theempire of the dwarfs.
And this is what the two little men saw in a single hour and quite asaccurately as if they had followed George all the days of his life. The venerable Nur, having described the dungeon scene in all its tragicgloom, addressed the King in much the same way as the Savoyards speak tothe little children when they show their magic lanterns.
"King Loc, " he said, "I have shown you all you wished to see, and nowthat you know all I can add nothing more.
What to read after Honey-Bee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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