The Rescue of the Princess Winsome
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He dreams of me night and day! The poppy's chalice is sweet and red. Oh, Love will find a way!
[_Sixth messenger, a Daisy_.
_Daisy_ O Princess fair, Far on the edge of the Summer-land I stood with my face to the sun, And the brave knight counted with strong hand My petals, one by one.
And he said, "O Daisy, white and gold, The princess must count them too. By thy petals shall she be told If my long, far quest is through.
"Whether or not her knight has found The South Wind's flute that h...e sought. " So over the hills from the Summer-land, Your true knight's token I've brought.
[_Gives Princess a large artificial daisy. She counts petals, slowlydropping them one by one_.
_Princess_ Far on the edge of the Summer-land, O Daisy, white and gold, My true love held you in his hand. What was the word he told?
He's found it. Found it not. Found it. Found it not.
That magic flute of the South Wind, sweet, Will he blow it, over the lea?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dreams of me night and day! The poppy's chalice is sweet and red. Oh, Love will find a way!
[_Sixth messenger, a Daisy_.
_Daisy_ O Princess fair, Far on the edge of the Summer-land I stood with my face to the sun, And the brave knight counted with strong hand My petals, one by one.
And he said, "O Daisy, white and gold, The princess must count them too. By thy petals shall she be told If my long, far quest is through.
"Whether or not her knight has found The South Wind's flute that h...e sought. " So over the hills from the Summer-land, Your true knight's token I've brought.
[_Gives Princess a large artificial daisy. She counts petals, slowlydropping them one by one_.
_Princess_ Far on the edge of the Summer-land, O Daisy, white and gold, My true love held you in his hand. What was the word he told?
He's found it. Found it not. Found it. Found it not.
That magic flute of the South Wind, sweet, Will he blow it, over the lea?
What to read after The Rescue of the Princess Winsome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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