The Pearl Fountain And Other Fairy Tales
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When Sunbeam went to the village, the White Rabbit followed her, walking very nicely on his hind legs, and "Sunbeam and her White Rabbit " became a byword, for you never saw the one without also seeing the other. So sure as Sunbeam appeared with her golden hair, so sure the White Rabbit was behind her.
Now it so happened that the Giant, who was getting old, could not go out hunting any more, and lell into very low spirits. He had heard of Sunbeam and her SUXBEAM AXD HEK WHITE RABBIT. 71 Wliitc ...Rabbit, and he thou^'ht he would Hke to have her.
" I find that this castle of mine is getting very dark, " lie said to his wife; "go and fetch me Sunbeam. I am sure she will make it quite bright again with her golden hair. I shall also like to put my hands throu^^h it, and see if it is gold. Besides, she has got a White Rabbit, who will skip about the room and make me laugh, for I have heard that he walks on his hind legs, and he can dance, I daresay; and when I am tired of him I can have him dished up for my supper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Sunbeam went to the village, the White Rabbit followed her, walking very nicely on his hind legs, and "Sunbeam and her White Rabbit " became a byword, for you never saw the one without also seeing the other. So sure as Sunbeam appeared with her golden hair, so sure the White Rabbit was behind her.
Now it so happened that the Giant, who was getting old, could not go out hunting any more, and lell into very low spirits. He had heard of Sunbeam and her SUXBEAM AXD HEK WHITE RABBIT. 71 Wliitc ...Rabbit, and he thou^'ht he would Hke to have her.
" I find that this castle of mine is getting very dark, " lie said to his wife; "go and fetch me Sunbeam. I am sure she will make it quite bright again with her golden hair. I shall also like to put my hands throu^^h it, and see if it is gold. Besides, she has got a White Rabbit, who will skip about the room and make me laugh, for I have heard that he walks on his hind legs, and he can dance, I daresay; and when I am tired of him I can have him dished up for my supper.
What to read after The Pearl Fountain And Other Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridget Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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