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* * * * * "O Christmas Rose! O Christmas Rose!" called Rusialka, on the particularnight I am telling you of.
A little voice answered under the snow: "I am here, good ladies!" And the Christmas Rose, holding her blossom-standard in one hand, peepedout.
"Will you join our dance?" asked Rusialka.
The Christmas Rose held out her hands, and the merry party danced onsinging a song the fairies love, till they came to a spot where the Ivyslept on a little brown bed of earth under a bright white cov...erlet ofsnow--with all her clusters of berries resting on her leaves.
[Illustration: HAWTHORN] [Illustration: HONEYSUCKLE] "Wake up! Wake up! little Ivy!" cried Rusialka.
"O, is it spring come again?" called out Ivy in a sleepy voice. "Or areyou two sad friends who at parting want to give each other a token oftrue friendship?" "We are not sad friends at all, " answered Rusialka. "We are the LittleLadies come to frolic on earth, and we want you, Ivy, to join in ourfrolic. " "Isn't it cold out in the world now?" asked the little voice again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * "O Christmas Rose! O Christmas Rose!" called Rusialka, on the particularnight I am telling you of.
A little voice answered under the snow: "I am here, good ladies!" And the Christmas Rose, holding her blossom-standard in one hand, peepedout.
"Will you join our dance?" asked Rusialka.
The Christmas Rose held out her hands, and the merry party danced onsinging a song the fairies love, till they came to a spot where the Ivyslept on a little brown bed of earth under a bright white cov...erlet ofsnow--with all her clusters of berries resting on her leaves.
[Illustration: HAWTHORN] [Illustration: HONEYSUCKLE] "Wake up! Wake up! little Ivy!" cried Rusialka.
"O, is it spring come again?" called out Ivy in a sleepy voice. "Or areyou two sad friends who at parting want to give each other a token oftrue friendship?" "We are not sad friends at all, " answered Rusialka. "We are the LittleLadies come to frolic on earth, and we want you, Ivy, to join in ourfrolic. " "Isn't it cold out in the world now?" asked the little voice again.
What to read after The Dumpy Books for Children;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coybee Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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