The Green Fairy book
The Green Fairy book
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Not at all!I wager that a fine lady like you has more money than I have. I mustsearch her, and see if it is not so, ' she added, hobbling towardsCelandine with the aid of her stick.
'Alas! madam, ' replied the Princess, 'I only wish I had. I would give itto you with all the pleasure in life. ' 'But you are very smartly dressed for the kind of life you lead, 'continued the old woman.
'What!' cried the Princess, 'do you think I am come to beg of you?' 'I don't know about that, ' answered she; 'bu...t at any rate you don'tseem to have come to bring me anything. But what is it that you do want?Shelter? Well, that does not cost much; but after that comes supper, andthat I can't hear of. Oh dear no! Why, at your age one is always readyto eat; and now you have been walking, and I suppose you are ravenous?' 'Indeed no, madam, ' answered the poor Princess, 'I am too sad to behungry. ' 'Oh, well! if you will promise to go on being sad, you may stay for thenight, ' said the old woman mockingly.
Thereupon she made the Princess sit down beside her, and began fingeringher silken robe, while she muttered 'Lace on top, lace underneath!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not at all!I wager that a fine lady like you has more money than I have. I mustsearch her, and see if it is not so, ' she added, hobbling towardsCelandine with the aid of her stick.
'Alas! madam, ' replied the Princess, 'I only wish I had. I would give itto you with all the pleasure in life. ' 'But you are very smartly dressed for the kind of life you lead, 'continued the old woman.
'What!' cried the Princess, 'do you think I am come to beg of you?' 'I don't know about that, ' answered she; 'bu...t at any rate you don'tseem to have come to bring me anything. But what is it that you do want?Shelter? Well, that does not cost much; but after that comes supper, andthat I can't hear of. Oh dear no! Why, at your age one is always readyto eat; and now you have been walking, and I suppose you are ravenous?' 'Indeed no, madam, ' answered the poor Princess, 'I am too sad to behungry. ' 'Oh, well! if you will promise to go on being sad, you may stay for thenight, ' said the old woman mockingly.
Thereupon she made the Princess sit down beside her, and began fingeringher silken robe, while she muttered 'Lace on top, lace underneath!
What to read after The Green Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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