Our Little Irish Cousin
Our Little Irish Cousin
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As soon as all was quiet, they listened to the story of " Ethna, the Bride. " Once upon a time there was a great lord, who had a beautiful young wife. Her name 86 Our Little Irish Cousin was Ethna. Her husband was so proud of her, he held feasts every day. All the noblest people in the land came to his castle and danced and sang and took part in these feasts.
It happened one evening that, in the very midst of a dance, as the fair Ethna was whirling about through the hall in her rich garments of... gauze, studded with sparkling jewels, she sank lifeless to the floor.
" She has fainted, she has fainted, " cried the company.
She was carried to a couch, where she lay for hours without knowing anything happen- ing about her.
But as the morning light began to creep in through the window, she awoke and told her husband she had been in the palace of the fairies. It was very, very beautiful. She longed to go back now and listen to the fairy- music. It filled her with such joy as she had never felt before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as all was quiet, they listened to the story of " Ethna, the Bride. " Once upon a time there was a great lord, who had a beautiful young wife. Her name 86 Our Little Irish Cousin was Ethna. Her husband was so proud of her, he held feasts every day. All the noblest people in the land came to his castle and danced and sang and took part in these feasts.
It happened one evening that, in the very midst of a dance, as the fair Ethna was whirling about through the hall in her rich garments of... gauze, studded with sparkling jewels, she sank lifeless to the floor.
" She has fainted, she has fainted, " cried the company.
She was carried to a couch, where she lay for hours without knowing anything happen- ing about her.
But as the morning light began to creep in through the window, she awoke and told her husband she had been in the palace of the fairies. It was very, very beautiful. She longed to go back now and listen to the fairy- music. It filled her with such joy as she had never felt before.
What to read after Our Little Irish Cousin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wade, Mary Hazelton Blanchard, 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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