The Fairy Craft of Nature
The Fairy Craft of Nature
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The enchanter whom she consulted said, "Con- fide your little favourite to my care, and I promise you that ere long the little blade shall be transformed into a tree, which will bear, not only lovely flowers, but bright, ruby-coloured fruit. " Clara was delighted at the thought of this, but yet she could scarcely make up her mind to part from me. I must own, however, that I was delighted when she at last con- sented to entrust me to the enchanter's care. I was wearied of vegetating in a small f...lower-pot, on a window stool, I longed to find myself in the midst of a forest, and able, like my fellows, to brave the wintry storm. The town life I now led with Clara appeared to me pitiful and dull, and I quitted my kind benefactress without a single pang of regret ; a piece of ingratitude for which I reproach myself even to this day.
1 The enchanter had placed me among a number of young plants, of the same species as myself, an- I had not to complain of experiencing any diminu- tion of care or attention in my new position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The enchanter whom she consulted said, "Con- fide your little favourite to my care, and I promise you that ere long the little blade shall be transformed into a tree, which will bear, not only lovely flowers, but bright, ruby-coloured fruit. " Clara was delighted at the thought of this, but yet she could scarcely make up her mind to part from me. I must own, however, that I was delighted when she at last con- sented to entrust me to the enchanter's care. I was wearied of vegetating in a small f...lower-pot, on a window stool, I longed to find myself in the midst of a forest, and able, like my fellows, to brave the wintry storm. The town life I now led with Clara appeared to me pitiful and dull, and I quitted my kind benefactress without a single pang of regret ; a piece of ingratitude for which I reproach myself even to this day.
1 The enchanter had placed me among a number of young plants, of the same species as myself, an- I had not to complain of experiencing any diminu- tion of care or attention in my new position.
What to read after The Fairy Craft of Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Ernest Hinkly Salmon to read onlineMoreLess
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