The Flower Princess
The Flower Princess
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Gil was still the stronger of the two, and he could outswim any lad in town. As for Jan, the fishermen declared that he took to the water like a fish. No one in all the village could turn and twist, dive and glide and play such graceful pranks, flashing whitely through the waves, as did Jan. This was a great trouble to Gil, who wished to be foremost in this as in everything else. He was a selfish fellow; he had wanted a playmate to follow and ad- THE MERMAID'S CHILD 89 mire him. He had not barg...ained for a com- rade who might become a rival. And he seemed to love his brother less and less as the days went by.
One beautiful summer day Gil and Jan called together the other boys, the best swim- mers in the village, and they all went down to the bay to swim. They played all sorts of water-games, in which the two brothers were leaders. They dived and floated and chased one another like fishes through the water. Jan, especially, won shouts of applause for his wonderfid diving, for the other boys liked him, and were proud of him, glad to see him win.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gil was still the stronger of the two, and he could outswim any lad in town. As for Jan, the fishermen declared that he took to the water like a fish. No one in all the village could turn and twist, dive and glide and play such graceful pranks, flashing whitely through the waves, as did Jan. This was a great trouble to Gil, who wished to be foremost in this as in everything else. He was a selfish fellow; he had wanted a playmate to follow and ad- THE MERMAID'S CHILD 89 mire him. He had not barg...ained for a com- rade who might become a rival. And he seemed to love his brother less and less as the days went by.
One beautiful summer day Gil and Jan called together the other boys, the best swim- mers in the village, and they all went down to the bay to swim. They played all sorts of water-games, in which the two brothers were leaders. They dived and floated and chased one another like fishes through the water. Jan, especially, won shouts of applause for his wonderfid diving, for the other boys liked him, and were proud of him, glad to see him win.
What to read after The Flower Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Abbie Farwell to read onlineMoreLess
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