The Fairies And the Christmas Child
The Fairies And the Christmas Child
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As to Karl, he was sent to mind the cattle on the Kugelmill close by; the little lad was so ill-clad that his ragged tatters blew in the winter wind. He was hungry also, for his stepmother grudged him the simplest food, and but that he shared their berries with the birds, he must have starved.
When the hawthorns were white with the snows of spring, and the daisies showed their golden centres on the grassy slopes, we heard him crying for his mother. Stella flew to his side, and gathered him in h...er arms. Her lovely hair covered his shivering limbs, and the desolate child clung close to her as she held the silver horn to his curved red lips. His soft embrace set her woman-love on fire, and veiling him in her golden tresses, she brought him here.
He was happy with us as happy as the 172 The Christmas Child days were long. We wove for him garments of silken sheen, and taught him to call us by the sweet name of 'Mother. ' . . . One day he begged us to let him play on the hill, so we took him thither, hiding close by, that we might guard him from harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to Karl, he was sent to mind the cattle on the Kugelmill close by; the little lad was so ill-clad that his ragged tatters blew in the winter wind. He was hungry also, for his stepmother grudged him the simplest food, and but that he shared their berries with the birds, he must have starved.
When the hawthorns were white with the snows of spring, and the daisies showed their golden centres on the grassy slopes, we heard him crying for his mother. Stella flew to his side, and gathered him in h...er arms. Her lovely hair covered his shivering limbs, and the desolate child clung close to her as she held the silver horn to his curved red lips. His soft embrace set her woman-love on fire, and veiling him in her golden tresses, she brought him here.
He was happy with us as happy as the 172 The Christmas Child days were long. We wove for him garments of silken sheen, and taught him to call us by the sweet name of 'Mother. ' . . . One day he begged us to let him play on the hill, so we took him thither, hiding close by, that we might guard him from harm.
What to read after The Fairies And the Christmas Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Gask to read onlineMoreLess
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