The Story of a Dewdrop
The Story of a Dewdrop
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He doubtlesswas under the impression that theDewdrop was sound asleep, and neededno ordinary efforts in the way ofrousing. I am sure if one could havedived under the yellow feathers, thelittle throat must have been purple.
After these musical preliminaries, our new friend (Songster No. 2) venturedby-and-by to come nearer. But, in doing so, he could hardly believehis eyes, specially after what theNightingale had told him.
"A teardrop" indeed! There wasnot a bit of the tear about it. Wherehad bee...n the Nightingale's eyes? Itwas something at all events verylike a bright, unmistakable, beautifuldiamond on which the Thrush looked. How it glistened and sparkled; andthat too with all the prismatic colours!The spectator could only (what was aneffort to any member of the Thrushfamily) gaze in mute wonder.
"What in all the world can you be, you lovely, silent sleeper on the rose-leaf, with your round crystal cheeks?Dewdrop we thought you were; teardropyou say you are: I cannot thinkyou are either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He doubtlesswas under the impression that theDewdrop was sound asleep, and neededno ordinary efforts in the way ofrousing. I am sure if one could havedived under the yellow feathers, thelittle throat must have been purple.
After these musical preliminaries, our new friend (Songster No. 2) venturedby-and-by to come nearer. But, in doing so, he could hardly believehis eyes, specially after what theNightingale had told him.
"A teardrop" indeed! There wasnot a bit of the tear about it. Wherehad bee...n the Nightingale's eyes? Itwas something at all events verylike a bright, unmistakable, beautifuldiamond on which the Thrush looked. How it glistened and sparkled; andthat too with all the prismatic colours!The spectator could only (what was aneffort to any member of the Thrushfamily) gaze in mute wonder.
"What in all the world can you be, you lovely, silent sleeper on the rose-leaf, with your round crystal cheeks?Dewdrop we thought you were; teardropyou say you are: I cannot thinkyou are either.
What to read after The Story of a Dewdrop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macduff John Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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