Stories From Hans Andersen
Stories From Hans Andersen
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Seeingso many grand people must have frightened all its colours away. '_] The palace had been brightened up for the occasion. The walls and thefloors, which were all of china, shone by the light of many thousandgolden lamps. The most beautiful flowers, all of the tinkling kind, werearranged in the corridors; there was hurrying to and fro, and a greatdraught, but this was just what made the bells ring; one's ears werefull of the tinkling. In the middle of the large reception-room wherethe empero...r sat a golden rod had been fixed, on which the nightingalewas to perch. The whole court was assembled, and the little kitchen-maidhad been permitted to stand behind the door, as she now had the actualtitle of cook. They were all dressed in their best; everybody's eyeswere turned towards the little grey bird at which the emperor wasnodding. The nightingale sang delightfully, and the tears came into theemperor's eyes, nay, they rolled down his cheeks; and then thenightingale sang more beautifully than ever, its notes touched allhearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeingso many grand people must have frightened all its colours away. '_] The palace had been brightened up for the occasion. The walls and thefloors, which were all of china, shone by the light of many thousandgolden lamps. The most beautiful flowers, all of the tinkling kind, werearranged in the corridors; there was hurrying to and fro, and a greatdraught, but this was just what made the bells ring; one's ears werefull of the tinkling. In the middle of the large reception-room wherethe empero...r sat a golden rod had been fixed, on which the nightingalewas to perch. The whole court was assembled, and the little kitchen-maidhad been permitted to stand behind the door, as she now had the actualtitle of cook. They were all dressed in their best; everybody's eyeswere turned towards the little grey bird at which the emperor wasnodding. The nightingale sang delightfully, and the tears came into theemperor's eyes, nay, they rolled down his cheeks; and then thenightingale sang more beautifully than ever, its notes touched allhearts.
What to read after Stories From Hans Andersen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen Hans Christian to read onlineMoreLess
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