The Sleeping Beauty
The Sleeping Beauty
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Then a fairy rose in her place and said-- "I will begin. My gift to the Princess Briar-Rose is the gift of Beauty. She shall have eyes like stars, and hair as bright as the sunshine ofthe spring day on which she was born, and cheeks as fresh and fair asthe petals of the flower from which she takes her name. None shallsurpass her in loveliness. " Then the second fairy rose in her turn and said: "After Beauty, Wit. ThePrincess shall be cleverer than any ordinary mortal could ever hope tobe. " "I ...give her Virtue, " said the third. And the Queen nodded her head andsmiled, for though she esteemed beauty and cleverness, she knew thatneither was of any worth without goodness of heart.
[Illustration] So all the fairies in turn named the gift which they had brought forBriar-Rose. The fourth said that whatever the Princess put her hand to, she should do with the most exquisite grace; the fifth, that she shouldsing like a nightingale; the sixth that she should dance as lightly asa fairy, and so on until she had nearly all the virtues andaccomplishments which even a King might desire for his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then a fairy rose in her place and said-- "I will begin. My gift to the Princess Briar-Rose is the gift of Beauty. She shall have eyes like stars, and hair as bright as the sunshine ofthe spring day on which she was born, and cheeks as fresh and fair asthe petals of the flower from which she takes her name. None shallsurpass her in loveliness. " Then the second fairy rose in her turn and said: "After Beauty, Wit. ThePrincess shall be cleverer than any ordinary mortal could ever hope tobe. " "I ...give her Virtue, " said the third. And the Queen nodded her head andsmiled, for though she esteemed beauty and cleverness, she knew thatneither was of any worth without goodness of heart.
[Illustration] So all the fairies in turn named the gift which they had brought forBriar-Rose. The fourth said that whatever the Princess put her hand to, she should do with the most exquisite grace; the fifth, that she shouldsing like a nightingale; the sixth that she should dance as lightly asa fairy, and so on until she had nearly all the virtues andaccomplishments which even a King might desire for his daughter.
What to read after The Sleeping Beauty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evans Charles Seddon to read onlineMoreLess
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