The Land of the Blue Flower
The Land of the Blue Flower
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His laugh was full of gaiety and the people whostood near him felt happier, though they did not know why.
But when the ball was at its height he stepped into the center of theroom and spoke aloud to the splendid company.
"I have seen the broad streets and the palaces and all that is beautifulin my capital, " he said. "Now I must go to the narrow streets and thedark ones. I must see the miserable people, the cripples, the wretchedones, the drunkards and the thieves. " Every one clamored and prot...ested. These things they had hidden from him;they said kings should not see them.
"I will see them, " he said with a smile which was beautiful and strange. "I go now, on foot, and unattended except for my friend the Ancient One. Let the ball go on. " He strode through the glittering throng with the gray-clad Ancient Oneat his side. He still wore his crown upon his head because he wished hispeople to know that their King had come to them.
Through dark and loathsome places they went, through narrow streets andback alleys and courts, where people scurried away like rats as thegutter children had done in the daytime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His laugh was full of gaiety and the people whostood near him felt happier, though they did not know why.
But when the ball was at its height he stepped into the center of theroom and spoke aloud to the splendid company.
"I have seen the broad streets and the palaces and all that is beautifulin my capital, " he said. "Now I must go to the narrow streets and thedark ones. I must see the miserable people, the cripples, the wretchedones, the drunkards and the thieves. " Every one clamored and prot...ested. These things they had hidden from him;they said kings should not see them.
"I will see them, " he said with a smile which was beautiful and strange. "I go now, on foot, and unattended except for my friend the Ancient One. Let the ball go on. " He strode through the glittering throng with the gray-clad Ancient Oneat his side. He still wore his crown upon his head because he wished hispeople to know that their King had come to them.
Through dark and loathsome places they went, through narrow streets andback alleys and courts, where people scurried away like rats as thegutter children had done in the daytime.
What to read after The Land of the Blue Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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