The Rose Child
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"Certainly you may," replied the lady; "you shall have all these that are wide open, if you take pleasure in them." Rose-Resli thanked her and ran along much delighted. When she reached the tumble-down 24 THE ROSE CHILD cottage where the Sorrow-mother lived, the child remembered her promise to stop there.
She stepped into the low, little room where the Sorrow-mother sat at the spinning-wheel. She greeted Resli with great friendliness. Then she went to her window, cut oif two red roses from the ...little rose-bush growing there, and held them out to the child.
"See, Resli," she said hesitatingly, "I want to ask you if you will take these two rosebuds also with you; perhaps the peasant woman will give you a little more bread for them, even if it is a very small piece. Will you do this, Resli?" "Yes, yes," replied the child quickly, "and then I will bring the bread right to you. I wiU be back again soon." The Cross-way woman was standing in front of her house, by the wall of her vegetable garden, and looking first into one and then into another of the baskets standing on the wall, and in which the beautiful, fragrant rose-leaves were spread out to dry in the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Certainly you may," replied the lady; "you shall have all these that are wide open, if you take pleasure in them." Rose-Resli thanked her and ran along much delighted. When she reached the tumble-down 24 THE ROSE CHILD cottage where the Sorrow-mother lived, the child remembered her promise to stop there.
She stepped into the low, little room where the Sorrow-mother sat at the spinning-wheel. She greeted Resli with great friendliness. Then she went to her window, cut oif two red roses from the ...little rose-bush growing there, and held them out to the child.
"See, Resli," she said hesitatingly, "I want to ask you if you will take these two rosebuds also with you; perhaps the peasant woman will give you a little more bread for them, even if it is a very small piece. Will you do this, Resli?" "Yes, yes," replied the child quickly, "and then I will bring the bread right to you. I wiU be back again soon." The Cross-way woman was standing in front of her house, by the wall of her vegetable garden, and looking first into one and then into another of the baskets standing on the wall, and in which the beautiful, fragrant rose-leaves were spread out to dry in the sun.
What to read after The Rose Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Spyri to read onlineMoreLess
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