The Silly Jelly-Fish
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" Hereupon the young Dragon Queen burst into tears: "I onlyask you for one small thing, " whimpered she, "and you won't get it forme. I always thought you didn't really love me. Oh! I wish I had staidat home with my own m-m-m-mama and my own papa-a-a-a!" Here her voicechoked with sobs, and she could say no more.
[Illustration] Well, of course the Dragon King did not like to have it thought thathe was unkind to his beautiful young wife. So he sent for his trustyservant the Jelly-Fish, and said: ..."It is rather a difficult job; butwhat I want you to try to do is to swim across to the land, andpersuade a live Monkey to come here with you. In order to make theMonkey willing to come, you can tell him how much nicer everythingis here in Dragon-Land than away where he lives. But what I reallywant him for is to cut out his liver, and use it as medicine for youryoung Mistress, who, as you know, is dangerously ill. " [Illustration] So the Jelly-Fish went off on his strange errand. In those days he wasjust like any other fish, with eyes, and fins, and a tail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hereupon the young Dragon Queen burst into tears: "I onlyask you for one small thing, " whimpered she, "and you won't get it forme. I always thought you didn't really love me. Oh! I wish I had staidat home with my own m-m-m-mama and my own papa-a-a-a!" Here her voicechoked with sobs, and she could say no more.
[Illustration] Well, of course the Dragon King did not like to have it thought thathe was unkind to his beautiful young wife. So he sent for his trustyservant the Jelly-Fish, and said: ..."It is rather a difficult job; butwhat I want you to try to do is to swim across to the land, andpersuade a live Monkey to come here with you. In order to make theMonkey willing to come, you can tell him how much nicer everythingis here in Dragon-Land than away where he lives. But what I reallywant him for is to cut out his liver, and use it as medicine for youryoung Mistress, who, as you know, is dangerously ill. " [Illustration] So the Jelly-Fish went off on his strange errand. In those days he wasjust like any other fish, with eyes, and fins, and a tail.
What to read after The Silly Jelly-Fish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain Basil Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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