Old Time Stories
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' Cinderella had expected this refusal. She was in no way upset, for she would have been very greatly embar- rassed had her sister been willing to lend the dress. The next day the two sisters went to the ball, and so did Cinderella, even more splendidly attired than the first time. The king's son was always at her elbow, and paid her endless compliments. The young girl enjoyed herself so much that she forgot her godmother's bidding completely, and when the first stroke of midnight fell upon her... ears, she thought it was no more than eleven o'clock. She rose and fled as nimbly as a fawn. The prince followed her, but could not catch her. She let fall one of her glass slippers, however, and this the prince picked up with tender care. When Cinderella reached home she was out of breath, 87 Old-Time Stories without coach, without lackeys, and in her shabby clothes. Nothing remained of all her splendid clothes save one of the little slippers, the fellow to the one which she had let fall. Inquiries were made of the palace doorkeepers as to whether they had seen a princess go out, but they declared they had seen no one leave except a young girl, very ill-clad, who looked more like a peasant than a young lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Cinderella had expected this refusal. She was in no way upset, for she would have been very greatly embar- rassed had her sister been willing to lend the dress. The next day the two sisters went to the ball, and so did Cinderella, even more splendidly attired than the first time. The king's son was always at her elbow, and paid her endless compliments. The young girl enjoyed herself so much that she forgot her godmother's bidding completely, and when the first stroke of midnight fell upon her... ears, she thought it was no more than eleven o'clock. She rose and fled as nimbly as a fawn. The prince followed her, but could not catch her. She let fall one of her glass slippers, however, and this the prince picked up with tender care. When Cinderella reached home she was out of breath, 87 Old-Time Stories without coach, without lackeys, and in her shabby clothes. Nothing remained of all her splendid clothes save one of the little slippers, the fellow to the one which she had let fall. Inquiries were made of the palace doorkeepers as to whether they had seen a princess go out, but they declared they had seen no one leave except a young girl, very ill-clad, who looked more like a peasant than a young lady.
What to read after Old Time Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perrault Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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