Stories And Legends of Annam
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He was amazed at what he saw. A very old woman — Au-ki, perhaps — lay stretched on a bed of fern, while the young tigress, standing upright, held half-opened her tawny fell. . . . She let it drop to the ground . . .
She was now a young maiden, " neither ugly nor beautiful," but infinitely graceful and modest.
112 Hong-Lo the Giant She knelt down beside her ancestress.
" Oh, grand-dame, how scared I have been ! " " How anxious, Sen, was I ! " " I was seeking thy food, grand-dame, and I met a gia...nt who drove and pursued me." " Poor darling ! — and 'tis for me that thou dost daily risk thy life ! Heaven will reward thy devotion." " My devotion, grand- dame ! Tis no devotion ; I love thee. . . . But what art thou to eat ? I have next to nothing . . .
and the giant is hard by ! " " 1 will fast, my child. 'Tis not meet that the Princess Sen be recognized." ..." Poor little princess ! " she added, drawing down to her breast the young maiden's head ; " so young, yet so un- happy ! " "I'm not unhappy being with thee." " Ah, but thy wicked brother will kill thee if he discovers thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was amazed at what he saw. A very old woman — Au-ki, perhaps — lay stretched on a bed of fern, while the young tigress, standing upright, held half-opened her tawny fell. . . . She let it drop to the ground . . .
She was now a young maiden, " neither ugly nor beautiful," but infinitely graceful and modest.
112 Hong-Lo the Giant She knelt down beside her ancestress.
" Oh, grand-dame, how scared I have been ! " " How anxious, Sen, was I ! " " I was seeking thy food, grand-dame, and I met a gia...nt who drove and pursued me." " Poor darling ! — and 'tis for me that thou dost daily risk thy life ! Heaven will reward thy devotion." " My devotion, grand- dame ! Tis no devotion ; I love thee. . . . But what art thou to eat ? I have next to nothing . . .
and the giant is hard by ! " " 1 will fast, my child. 'Tis not meet that the Princess Sen be recognized." ..." Poor little princess ! " she added, drawing down to her breast the young maiden's head ; " so young, yet so un- happy ! " "I'm not unhappy being with thee." " Ah, but thy wicked brother will kill thee if he discovers thee.
What to read after Stories And Legends of Annam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Smith Dampier to read onlineMoreLess
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