Prince Lazybones And Other Stories 8 7
Prince Lazybones And Other Stories 8 7
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are you better?" asked the one little fairy who didall the talking.
"Oh, so much!" said Phil.
After a while the song stopped, and the fairies drew all together in acluster, and were quite still.
"What does that mean?" asked Phil.
"They are disturbed; there is a storm coming. We shall have to return. " "I am so sorry! I wanted to know more about you, and to see what youwear. " "Mortals must not approach us too nearly. We may draw near to you. See, I will stand before you. " "You seem to be all m...oonshine, " said Phil.
"Yes, " said the fairy, laughing merrily; "these robes of ours are ofmountain mist, spangled with star-dust so fine that it makes us onlyglisten. We have to wear the lightest sort of fabric, so that we are nothindered in our long flights. " "Do you know flower fairies?" "Yes; but we are of a very different race. I suppose you thought wedressed in rose-leaves and rode on humble-bees, but we do not; we aremore--now for a long word--more ethereal. " And again the fairy laughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
are you better?" asked the one little fairy who didall the talking.
"Oh, so much!" said Phil.
After a while the song stopped, and the fairies drew all together in acluster, and were quite still.
"What does that mean?" asked Phil.
"They are disturbed; there is a storm coming. We shall have to return. " "I am so sorry! I wanted to know more about you, and to see what youwear. " "Mortals must not approach us too nearly. We may draw near to you. See, I will stand before you. " "You seem to be all m...oonshine, " said Phil.
"Yes, " said the fairy, laughing merrily; "these robes of ours are ofmountain mist, spangled with star-dust so fine that it makes us onlyglisten. We have to wear the lightest sort of fabric, so that we are nothindered in our long flights. " "Do you know flower fairies?" "Yes; but we are of a very different race. I suppose you thought wedressed in rose-leaves and rode on humble-bees, but we do not; we aremore--now for a long word--more ethereal. " And again the fairy laughed.
What to read after Prince Lazybones And Other Stories 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs W J Hays to read onlineMoreLess
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