Prince Tip-Top : a Fairy Tale
Prince Tip-Top : a Fairy Tale
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"Now, Pattidan," said the little princess, in a confidential whisper, " I am going to tell you a secret, a very great secret, Pattidan ! I am going to tell you what I think about Prince Tip- Top. I think that he is the only real prince among them alL" " Just what I Ve thought all along, Miss ; only his hair — " " Is beautiful," interrupted Ceru- lea. "Golden hair may be a mark of royalty in America, you know, for gold is a royal color. But I shall go and ask Pollyphrastus this very minute." " I...t 's a great pity, though, that Polly- phrastus has n't been bright enough to find the Rainbow Valley, in all these years. Then that dear little Prince Tip-Toe might have as blue a head of Digitized by Google 74 PRINCE TIP-TOP.
hair as anybody, and there would be no trouble, and everything would be lovely." Cerulea gave a little sigh, and said it was indeed a great pity. But as it would have been deemed highly presumptuous in her to cast reflections on the wisdom of the great PoUy- phrastus, Cerulea did not pursue the subject any farther.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now, Pattidan," said the little princess, in a confidential whisper, " I am going to tell you a secret, a very great secret, Pattidan ! I am going to tell you what I think about Prince Tip- Top. I think that he is the only real prince among them alL" " Just what I Ve thought all along, Miss ; only his hair — " " Is beautiful," interrupted Ceru- lea. "Golden hair may be a mark of royalty in America, you know, for gold is a royal color. But I shall go and ask Pollyphrastus this very minute." " I...t 's a great pity, though, that Polly- phrastus has n't been bright enough to find the Rainbow Valley, in all these years. Then that dear little Prince Tip-Toe might have as blue a head of Digitized by Google 74 PRINCE TIP-TOP.
hair as anybody, and there would be no trouble, and everything would be lovely." Cerulea gave a little sigh, and said it was indeed a great pity. But as it would have been deemed highly presumptuous in her to cast reflections on the wisdom of the great PoUy- phrastus, Cerulea did not pursue the subject any farther.
What to read after Prince Tip-Top : a Fairy Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong, Margaret, 1867-1944, Binding Designer to read onlineMoreLess
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