The Forest Princess
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Erick I do not see a tree — Not e'en a little tree with gifts on it.
The Spirit of Getting This is the place of getting, not of giving.
Gluttony, did you leave the door unlatched?
A MASQUE OF CHRISTMAS 137 The Soul of Gluttony (his mouth full) Yea. Yea. I did. It saveth breath and time.
[The Soul of Greed enters, an old man with a gray beard; small, fierce eyes; bushy brows; and a sack on his back. The Spirit of Getting turns and sees him.
The Spirit of Getting Ah, welcome, Soul of Greed.
The S...oul of Greed (in a cracked voice) The night is cold.
And these, my sacks, be heavy. Let me sit By thee (crosses to table and joins Gluttony) And count up all the long day's gain!
Erick (to The Spirit of Getting) I do not like his eyes. They frighten me.
The Soul of Greed (taking out gold pieces and counting them on table) There is no season like the Christmas-tide For counting all your treasures, one by one.
138 A MASQUE OF CHRISTMAS Ah, if these dates and pears were gold pieces, Then I'd be rich indeed!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Erick I do not see a tree — Not e'en a little tree with gifts on it.
The Spirit of Getting This is the place of getting, not of giving.
Gluttony, did you leave the door unlatched?
A MASQUE OF CHRISTMAS 137 The Soul of Gluttony (his mouth full) Yea. Yea. I did. It saveth breath and time.
[The Soul of Greed enters, an old man with a gray beard; small, fierce eyes; bushy brows; and a sack on his back. The Spirit of Getting turns and sees him.
The Spirit of Getting Ah, welcome, Soul of Greed.
The S...oul of Greed (in a cracked voice) The night is cold.
And these, my sacks, be heavy. Let me sit By thee (crosses to table and joins Gluttony) And count up all the long day's gain!
Erick (to The Spirit of Getting) I do not like his eyes. They frighten me.
The Soul of Greed (taking out gold pieces and counting them on table) There is no season like the Christmas-tide For counting all your treasures, one by one.
138 A MASQUE OF CHRISTMAS Ah, if these dates and pears were gold pieces, Then I'd be rich indeed!
What to read after The Forest Princess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Constance D'arcy to read onlineMoreLess
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