North Cornwall Fairies And Legends
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I know now what its song is about. My little cake-bird is singing a little song because it is a little Christmas bird, and was on top of a Christmas cake! Isn't it a lovely song? It has changed its tune now, and it is singing a golden song about the Babe who was born on Christmas Day in the morning. I am a little Christian cheeld and know! Listen, listen!' she cried, clasping her hands and lifting her sweet child-face to the thatch. ' Isn't it wonderful ? It thinks it is a little golden bird, a...nd one day will sing with the Great White Angel Birds Grannie told me about. ' ' Somebody far greater than we little Piskeys is ordering Phillida's dreams, ' said the Dinky Men one to another, ' which are much more beautiful than we can order. ' Just then old Tamsin's clock struck the midnight hour, and the Piskeys got off the bed, went across the room, climbed up the durn of the door and out through the keyhole on to the moors, and in a little while they were hastening over the snow- covered turf to the Piskey Circle, which was a big round door to the Dinky People's land under the moors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know now what its song is about. My little cake-bird is singing a little song because it is a little Christmas bird, and was on top of a Christmas cake! Isn't it a lovely song? It has changed its tune now, and it is singing a golden song about the Babe who was born on Christmas Day in the morning. I am a little Christian cheeld and know! Listen, listen!' she cried, clasping her hands and lifting her sweet child-face to the thatch. ' Isn't it wonderful ? It thinks it is a little golden bird, a...nd one day will sing with the Great White Angel Birds Grannie told me about. ' ' Somebody far greater than we little Piskeys is ordering Phillida's dreams, ' said the Dinky Men one to another, ' which are much more beautiful than we can order. ' Just then old Tamsin's clock struck the midnight hour, and the Piskeys got off the bed, went across the room, climbed up the durn of the door and out through the keyhole on to the moors, and in a little while they were hastening over the snow- covered turf to the Piskey Circle, which was a big round door to the Dinky People's land under the moors.
What to read after North Cornwall Fairies And Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enys Tregarthen to read onlineMoreLess
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