Stories From Hans Andersen 8 0
Stories From Hans Andersen 8 0
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he does not know that it was I who saved his life, ' thought thelittle mermaid. 'I bore him over the sea to the wood where the Templestands. I sat behind the foam and watched to see if any one would come. I saw the pretty girl he loves better than me. ' And the mermaid heaved abitter sigh, for she could not weep.
'The girl belongs to the holy Temple, he has said; she will never returnto the world, they will never meet again. I am here with him; I see himevery day. Yes! I will tend him, love him..., and give up my life to him. ' But now the rumour ran that the prince was to be married to thebeautiful daughter of a neighbouring king, and for that reason wasfitting out a splendid ship. It was given out that the prince was goingon a voyage to see the adjoining countries, but it was without doubt tosee the king's daughter; he was to have a great suite with him. But thelittle mermaid shook her head and laughed; she knew the prince'sintentions much better than any of the others. 'I must take thisvoyage, ' he had said to her; 'I must go and see the beautiful princess;my parents demand that, but they will never force me to bring her homeas my bride; I can never love her!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he does not know that it was I who saved his life, ' thought thelittle mermaid. 'I bore him over the sea to the wood where the Templestands. I sat behind the foam and watched to see if any one would come. I saw the pretty girl he loves better than me. ' And the mermaid heaved abitter sigh, for she could not weep.
'The girl belongs to the holy Temple, he has said; she will never returnto the world, they will never meet again. I am here with him; I see himevery day. Yes! I will tend him, love him..., and give up my life to him. ' But now the rumour ran that the prince was to be married to thebeautiful daughter of a neighbouring king, and for that reason wasfitting out a splendid ship. It was given out that the prince was goingon a voyage to see the adjoining countries, but it was without doubt tosee the king's daughter; he was to have a great suite with him. But thelittle mermaid shook her head and laughed; she knew the prince'sintentions much better than any of the others. 'I must take thisvoyage, ' he had said to her; 'I must go and see the beautiful princess;my parents demand that, but they will never force me to bring her homeas my bride; I can never love her!
What to read after Stories From Hans Andersen 8 0?
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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