More Tales for Idle Hours
More Tales for Idle Hours
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The prince, having made many acknowledg- ments for the favour conferred on him, said to her, " Beautiful fairy, though I saw you 80 THE FAIRY'S GIFT REVOKED.
ascend from the earth, I cannot but think you must be of a higher order. " " ? Tis true, prince, " answered she, " I belong to those fairies that inhabit the regions above the air, and I had merely descended into the earth to redress the grievances of some poor slaves, who had been condemned to work in the mines. They complained bitterly t...hat there was such a quantity of gold and silver, that they would be forced to work there all their lives ; so I removed a great deal of it for them, and now they will soon be liberated from their miserable condition. " " How good you are, " cried Lindor, " to interest yourself in the affairs of such poor wretches as those! Oh that Violenta resembled you ?" " Hush ! prince, " said Celestina, (for that was the fairy's name, ) " you must not speak disrespectfully of our queen ; she is violent, but she never does premeditated mischief; THE FAIRY'S GIFT REVOKED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prince, having made many acknowledg- ments for the favour conferred on him, said to her, " Beautiful fairy, though I saw you 80 THE FAIRY'S GIFT REVOKED.
ascend from the earth, I cannot but think you must be of a higher order. " " ? Tis true, prince, " answered she, " I belong to those fairies that inhabit the regions above the air, and I had merely descended into the earth to redress the grievances of some poor slaves, who had been condemned to work in the mines. They complained bitterly t...hat there was such a quantity of gold and silver, that they would be forced to work there all their lives ; so I removed a great deal of it for them, and now they will soon be liberated from their miserable condition. " " How good you are, " cried Lindor, " to interest yourself in the affairs of such poor wretches as those! Oh that Violenta resembled you ?" " Hush ! prince, " said Celestina, (for that was the fairy's name, ) " you must not speak disrespectfully of our queen ; she is violent, but she never does premeditated mischief; THE FAIRY'S GIFT REVOKED.
What to read after More Tales for Idle Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah More to read onlineMoreLess
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