The Ghost Ship
The Ghost Ship
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You can comewith me if you like, wood-boy. " He nodded his head silently, for he was afraid to speak to her, andset off through the wood by her side, still clasping the flowers tohis breast.
"What were you looking at when I found you?" she asked.
"The palace--the fairy palace, " the boy muttered.
"The palace?" the girl repeated. "Why, that's not a palace; that'swhere I live. " The boy looked at her with new awe; if she were a fairy---- But thegirl had noticed that his feet made no sound beside ...her shoes.
"Don't the thorns prick your feet, wood-boy?" she asked; but the boysaid nothing, and they were both silent for a while, the girl lookingabout her keenly as she walked, and the boy watching her face. Presently they came to a wide pool where a little tinkling fountainthrew bubbles to the hidden fish.
"Can you swim?" she said to the boy.
He shook his head.
"It's a pity, " said the girl; "we might have had a bathe. It would berather fun in the dark, but it's pretty deep there. We'd better geton to the fairy ring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can comewith me if you like, wood-boy. " He nodded his head silently, for he was afraid to speak to her, andset off through the wood by her side, still clasping the flowers tohis breast.
"What were you looking at when I found you?" she asked.
"The palace--the fairy palace, " the boy muttered.
"The palace?" the girl repeated. "Why, that's not a palace; that'swhere I live. " The boy looked at her with new awe; if she were a fairy---- But thegirl had noticed that his feet made no sound beside ...her shoes.
"Don't the thorns prick your feet, wood-boy?" she asked; but the boysaid nothing, and they were both silent for a while, the girl lookingabout her keenly as she walked, and the boy watching her face. Presently they came to a wide pool where a little tinkling fountainthrew bubbles to the hidden fish.
"Can you swim?" she said to the boy.
He shook his head.
"It's a pity, " said the girl; "we might have had a bathe. It would berather fun in the dark, but it's pretty deep there. We'd better geton to the fairy ring.
What to read after The Ghost Ship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Middleton Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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