The Story Teller
The Story Teller
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The prince, however, thought it would suit him better to land so as to avoid the town, since he had no money left and was very doubtful as to what he should do next. So the sailors set him and Mousta on shore, and then went back sorrowfully to their ship, while the prince and his attendant walked off in what looked to them the most promising direction.
They soon reached a lovely green meadow on the bor- der of a wood, which seemed to them so pleasant after their long voyage that they sat down t...o rest in the shade and amused themselves by watching the gambols and antics of a pretty monkey in the trees close by. The prince presently became so fascinated by it that he sprang up and tried to catch her, but she eluded his grasp and kept just out of arm's reach. At last she sprang upon his shoulder and whispered in his ear : " We have no money, my poor Prince Wee, and we are altogether badly off and at a loss to know what to do next. " " Yes, indeed, " answered the prince ruefull}^, " and I have nothing to give you, no sugar or biscuits or any- thing that you like, my pretty one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prince, however, thought it would suit him better to land so as to avoid the town, since he had no money left and was very doubtful as to what he should do next. So the sailors set him and Mousta on shore, and then went back sorrowfully to their ship, while the prince and his attendant walked off in what looked to them the most promising direction.
They soon reached a lovely green meadow on the bor- der of a wood, which seemed to them so pleasant after their long voyage that they sat down t...o rest in the shade and amused themselves by watching the gambols and antics of a pretty monkey in the trees close by. The prince presently became so fascinated by it that he sprang up and tried to catch her, but she eluded his grasp and kept just out of arm's reach. At last she sprang upon his shoulder and whispered in his ear : " We have no money, my poor Prince Wee, and we are altogether badly off and at a loss to know what to do next. " " Yes, indeed, " answered the prince ruefull}^, " and I have nothing to give you, no sugar or biscuits or any- thing that you like, my pretty one.
What to read after The Story Teller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Eliot Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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