The Blue Fairy book
The Blue Fairy book
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"You have certainly been talking withmy Master-maid, for you never got that out of your ownhead, " said the giant again.
"Yesterday, master, you talked about this Master-maid, and to-day you are talking about her; ah, heavenbless you, master, why will you not show me the thing?for it would be a real pleasure to me to see it, " said thePrince, who again pretended to be silly and stupid.
"Oh! you will see her quite soon enough, " said thegiant.
On the morning of the third day the giant again had ...togo into the wood with the goats. "To-day you must gounderground and fetch my taxes, " he said to the Prince. "When you have done this, you may rest for the remainderof the day, for you shall see what an easy master youhave come to, " and then he went away.
"Well, however easy a master you may be, you set mevery hard work to do, " thought the Prince; "but I willsee if I cannot find your Master-maid; you say she isyours, but for all that she may be able to tell me what todo now, " and he went back to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You have certainly been talking withmy Master-maid, for you never got that out of your ownhead, " said the giant again.
"Yesterday, master, you talked about this Master-maid, and to-day you are talking about her; ah, heavenbless you, master, why will you not show me the thing?for it would be a real pleasure to me to see it, " said thePrince, who again pretended to be silly and stupid.
"Oh! you will see her quite soon enough, " said thegiant.
On the morning of the third day the giant again had ...togo into the wood with the goats. "To-day you must gounderground and fetch my taxes, " he said to the Prince. "When you have done this, you may rest for the remainderof the day, for you shall see what an easy master youhave come to, " and then he went away.
"Well, however easy a master you may be, you set mevery hard work to do, " thought the Prince; "but I willsee if I cannot find your Master-maid; you say she isyours, but for all that she may be able to tell me what todo now, " and he went back to her.
What to read after The Blue Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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