Mopsa the Fairy
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Here she comes. " There she was indeed, almost close at hand. She had a little cart ; her goods were hung all about it, and a small horse drew it slowly on, and stopped when she got a customer.
Several gypsy children were with her, and as the people came running together over the grass to see her goods, she sang a curious kind of song, which made them wish to buy them.
Jack turned from the parrot's cage as she came up. He had heard her singing a little way off, and now, before she began again, ...he felt that already her searching eyes had found him out, and taken notice that he was different from the other people.
62 Mopsa the Fairy.
When she began to sing her selling song, he felt a most curious sensation. He felt as if there were some cobwebs before his face, and he put up his hand as if to clear them away. There were no real cobwebs, of course ; and yet he again felt as if they floated from the gypsy woman to him, like gossamer threads, and attracted him towards her. So he gazed at her, and she at him, till Jack began to forget how the parrot had warned him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here she comes. " There she was indeed, almost close at hand. She had a little cart ; her goods were hung all about it, and a small horse drew it slowly on, and stopped when she got a customer.
Several gypsy children were with her, and as the people came running together over the grass to see her goods, she sang a curious kind of song, which made them wish to buy them.
Jack turned from the parrot's cage as she came up. He had heard her singing a little way off, and now, before she began again, ...he felt that already her searching eyes had found him out, and taken notice that he was different from the other people.
62 Mopsa the Fairy.
When she began to sing her selling song, he felt a most curious sensation. He felt as if there were some cobwebs before his face, and he put up his hand as if to clear them away. There were no real cobwebs, of course ; and yet he again felt as if they floated from the gypsy woman to him, like gossamer threads, and attracted him towards her. So he gazed at her, and she at him, till Jack began to forget how the parrot had warned him.
What to read after Mopsa the Fairy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingelow Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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