The Frog Prince And Other Stories
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As he approached this great fire he was ready to die withthirst; and perceiving a spring falling into a marble basin, he alightedfrom his horse, approached it, and stooped to take up some water in thelittle golden vase which he had brought with him, when he saw aturtle-dove drowning in the fountain. Cheri took pity on it, and savedit. "My Lord Cheri, " she said, "I am not ungrateful; I can guide you tothe dancing-water, which, without me, you could never obtain, as itrises in the middle of the ...forest, and can only be reached by goingunderground. " The Dove then flew away, and summoned a number of foxes, badgers, moles, snails, ants, and all sorts of creatures that burrow inthe earth. Cheri got off his horse at the entrance of the subterraneanpassage they made for him, and groped his way after the kind Dove, whichsafely conducted him to the fountain. The Prince filled his golden vase;and returned the same way he came.
He found Belle-Etoile sorrowfully seated under some trees, but when shesaw him she was so pleased that she scarcely knew how to welcome him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he approached this great fire he was ready to die withthirst; and perceiving a spring falling into a marble basin, he alightedfrom his horse, approached it, and stooped to take up some water in thelittle golden vase which he had brought with him, when he saw aturtle-dove drowning in the fountain. Cheri took pity on it, and savedit. "My Lord Cheri, " she said, "I am not ungrateful; I can guide you tothe dancing-water, which, without me, you could never obtain, as itrises in the middle of the ...forest, and can only be reached by goingunderground. " The Dove then flew away, and summoned a number of foxes, badgers, moles, snails, ants, and all sorts of creatures that burrow inthe earth. Cheri got off his horse at the entrance of the subterraneanpassage they made for him, and groped his way after the kind Dove, whichsafely conducted him to the fountain. The Prince filled his golden vase;and returned the same way he came.
He found Belle-Etoile sorrowfully seated under some trees, but when shesaw him she was so pleased that she scarcely knew how to welcome him.
What to read after The Frog Prince And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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