The Firelight Fairy book
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" And lifting the axe in the air, he wasabout to send it crashing into the trunk of the elm, when the mysteriousmurmur which heralded the coming of the King of the Trees soundedthrough the wood. Perplexed and frightened again, the chief wood-cutterlet fall his axe. Presently he perceived two beings coming toward himthrough the solemn forest. Uttering a howl of fear, the rogue would havefled, but, lifting his wand, the elder of the newcomers transfixed himto the spot. The two personages were the... King of the Trees and hisfriend, the mighty enchanter, Gorbodoc.
"Descend and fear not, maiden, " said the King of the Trees. "You havedone bravely and well. Your misfortunes are over, and a happier day isat hand. " So the brave girl hurried down the tree, and stood before the enchanterand the King. Very pretty she was, too, in her rustic dress and ribbons.
Lifting his wand with great solemnity, Gorbodoc touched the trunk of theelm. There was a blinding flash of rosy fire; the great tree appeared toshrink and dissolve, and presently the Prince stood before them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And lifting the axe in the air, he wasabout to send it crashing into the trunk of the elm, when the mysteriousmurmur which heralded the coming of the King of the Trees soundedthrough the wood. Perplexed and frightened again, the chief wood-cutterlet fall his axe. Presently he perceived two beings coming toward himthrough the solemn forest. Uttering a howl of fear, the rogue would havefled, but, lifting his wand, the elder of the newcomers transfixed himto the spot. The two personages were the... King of the Trees and hisfriend, the mighty enchanter, Gorbodoc.
"Descend and fear not, maiden, " said the King of the Trees. "You havedone bravely and well. Your misfortunes are over, and a happier day isat hand. " So the brave girl hurried down the tree, and stood before the enchanterand the King. Very pretty she was, too, in her rustic dress and ribbons.
Lifting his wand with great solemnity, Gorbodoc touched the trunk of theelm. There was a blinding flash of rosy fire; the great tree appeared toshrink and dissolve, and presently the Prince stood before them.
What to read after The Firelight Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beston Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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