My book of Favorite Fairy Tales
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[Illustration: _Painted by Jennie Harbour_BLUEBEARD] That same evening Bluebeard returned saying he had met the man whomhe was wanting to see, and so the long journey was unnecessary, and hewas rejoiced to be at home again.
Next morning he called for the keys; his wife brought them to him, but not the little one; that she left behind. Bluebeard noticed thisdirectly and sent her to fetch it. Trembling, and white as a sheet, she was forced to give it into his hand.
"Ha! what is this?" he cried, "...what is this stain that I see!" His poor wife trembled still more, and could not speak.
"Wretched woman!" shouted Bluebeard, "you have used this key, you haveunlocked the door of that room at the end of the passage. You shalldie!!!" In vain did his wife plead with him to spare her, kneeling before himwith tears streaming from her eyes. "You shall die!" he cried again, more savagely than before.
"Let me have a few moments alone, to prepare for death, " "Half a quarter of an hour, but not a moment longer, " he replied, andleft her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration: _Painted by Jennie Harbour_BLUEBEARD] That same evening Bluebeard returned saying he had met the man whomhe was wanting to see, and so the long journey was unnecessary, and hewas rejoiced to be at home again.
Next morning he called for the keys; his wife brought them to him, but not the little one; that she left behind. Bluebeard noticed thisdirectly and sent her to fetch it. Trembling, and white as a sheet, she was forced to give it into his hand.
"Ha! what is this?" he cried, "...what is this stain that I see!" His poor wife trembled still more, and could not speak.
"Wretched woman!" shouted Bluebeard, "you have used this key, you haveunlocked the door of that room at the end of the passage. You shalldie!!!" In vain did his wife plead with him to spare her, kneeling before himwith tears streaming from her eyes. "You shall die!" he cried again, more savagely than before.
"Let me have a few moments alone, to prepare for death, " "Half a quarter of an hour, but not a moment longer, " he replied, andleft her.
What to read after My book of Favorite Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vredenburg Edric to read onlineMoreLess
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