Princess Splendor the Wood Cutters Daughter
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" Old Taketori was so affected by the story of the prince's woes that he could hardly keep back the tears, but just then, six men entered the garden bearing a letter held in a split stick. One of them came near and, making U a profound bow, begged that they might re- ceive the payment for working a thousand . C days on the jewel- branch. The old man could not speak for astonishment and, on looking towards the prince, saw him pale and trembling not daring to meet his eye. As the rooms of the pri...ncess opened on the garden, she had seen the men enter and, overhearing something of what they said* sent one of her women to summon them before her.
Their story was soon told. It appeared that the prince, who had just given such a pathetic tale of his voyage, had in reality returned in three days after setting sail, but very secretly, and went to a house he had prepared with three thick walls so that no prying eye might know what was going on within. Here he had lived for three years with six skilful workmen, to whom he had x V promised rich rewards, as well as official rank, if they would make a branch just like the one the princess ordered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Old Taketori was so affected by the story of the prince's woes that he could hardly keep back the tears, but just then, six men entered the garden bearing a letter held in a split stick. One of them came near and, making U a profound bow, begged that they might re- ceive the payment for working a thousand . C days on the jewel- branch. The old man could not speak for astonishment and, on looking towards the prince, saw him pale and trembling not daring to meet his eye. As the rooms of the pri...ncess opened on the garden, she had seen the men enter and, overhearing something of what they said* sent one of her women to summon them before her.
Their story was soon told. It appeared that the prince, who had just given such a pathetic tale of his voyage, had in reality returned in three days after setting sail, but very secretly, and went to a house he had prepared with three thick walls so that no prying eye might know what was going on within. Here he had lived for three years with six skilful workmen, to whom he had x V promised rich rewards, as well as official rank, if they would make a branch just like the one the princess ordered.
What to read after Princess Splendor the Wood Cutters Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Rothesay Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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