The Princess Margarethe
The Princess Margarethe
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It must have been nearly a quarter of an hour before the princess was quite recov- ered, and even when she breathed quietly again she felt nervous and flurried. She looked down at the great stone palace, tow- ering majestically far above the highest tree- 60 The Prin cess Mjrgjrethe.
top. Everything seemed to be quiet there ; her flight surely had not as yet been discov- ered. She wondered if the guard were still asleep and she hoped no one would come to wake him because he \vas such a nice man... and it was so hard for him to have to walk up and down all day long carrying a big, heavy gun, and he always seemed so tired, like Stradella.
This thought made the princess look down at Stradella. The doll had slipped from her arms and was lying in her lap, fast asleep. " Poor Stradella !" she said. "That awful run up the hill has tired her out, too. " Just then she thought she heard a noise. She turned around quickly and discovered a band of horsemen coming up the hill by the road that led from the centre of the town and crossed the road from the palace near the very spot where she was sitting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must have been nearly a quarter of an hour before the princess was quite recov- ered, and even when she breathed quietly again she felt nervous and flurried. She looked down at the great stone palace, tow- ering majestically far above the highest tree- 60 The Prin cess Mjrgjrethe.
top. Everything seemed to be quiet there ; her flight surely had not as yet been discov- ered. She wondered if the guard were still asleep and she hoped no one would come to wake him because he \vas such a nice man... and it was so hard for him to have to walk up and down all day long carrying a big, heavy gun, and he always seemed so tired, like Stradella.
This thought made the princess look down at Stradella. The doll had slipped from her arms and was lying in her lap, fast asleep. " Poor Stradella !" she said. "That awful run up the hill has tired her out, too. " Just then she thought she heard a noise. She turned around quickly and discovered a band of horsemen coming up the hill by the road that led from the centre of the town and crossed the road from the palace near the very spot where she was sitting.
What to read after The Princess Margarethe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D John Daniel Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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