In the Fire And Other Fancies
In the Fire And Other Fancies
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The Queen, the Queen, the Queen, has come. Alas ! we never saw how. As usual, we were not looking at the right time. However, there she is now, and transcendently lovely 1 What a change, too, has taken place in the fairy-ring. A peaceful pool has appeared in the centre of it.
The Queen's feet rest upon lily-leaves. She is throned upon a crescent moon.
Tiny stars of golden light are fixed around her brow. Her perfect form is draped with a 70 THE FAIRY-RING.
wreathing pure white cloudlet. Her glo...rious hair falls waving about her ; while all around her and above the ring, settles a concentrated power of golden light, which looks like the essence of joy.
Tiny doves, that seem to tell of the peace which springs where the Queen reigns, fly about her, and she carries a wand of pure crystal in her hand ; it is a sign of the strength and purity of her sway.
On her beautiful face is set the expression of a noble purpose, and her eyes are liquid with pity and love.
As she rises and raises the wand in greeting, the air becomes suddenly melodious, and the fairies spring and fling themselves together in a wild dance of joy around their Queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Queen, the Queen, the Queen, has come. Alas ! we never saw how. As usual, we were not looking at the right time. However, there she is now, and transcendently lovely 1 What a change, too, has taken place in the fairy-ring. A peaceful pool has appeared in the centre of it.
The Queen's feet rest upon lily-leaves. She is throned upon a crescent moon.
Tiny stars of golden light are fixed around her brow. Her perfect form is draped with a 70 THE FAIRY-RING.
wreathing pure white cloudlet. Her glo...rious hair falls waving about her ; while all around her and above the ring, settles a concentrated power of golden light, which looks like the essence of joy.
Tiny doves, that seem to tell of the peace which springs where the Queen reigns, fly about her, and she carries a wand of pure crystal in her hand ; it is a sign of the strength and purity of her sway.
On her beautiful face is set the expression of a noble purpose, and her eyes are liquid with pity and love.
As she rises and raises the wand in greeting, the air becomes suddenly melodious, and the fairies spring and fling themselves together in a wild dance of joy around their Queen.
What to read after In the Fire And Other Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Euphemia Johnson Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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