The Swedish Fairy book
The Swedish Fairy book
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" Then the two other prin- cesses laughed and joked about it, and told her the day might easily come when she would change her mind. But many speak truth and do not know it ! Thus it chanced with the king's daughters; since before the year had come to an end, each had the suitor for whom she had wished. A man with golden hair and golden beard sued for the oldest princess and won her consent to his suit. And a man with silver hair and a silver beard sued for the second and she be- came his bride...; but the youngest princess had no other suitor than a lame dog. Then she recalled her talk with her sisters in their room, and thought to herself: "May God aid me in the marriage into which I must enter ! ' ' Yet she would not break the word she had once passed; but followed her sisters' example and accepted the dog. The wedding lasted a number of days and was celebrated with great pomp and splendor. But while the guests danced and amused themselves, the youngest princess sat apart and wept, and when the others were laughing, her tears flowed till it made one sad to see them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then the two other prin- cesses laughed and joked about it, and told her the day might easily come when she would change her mind. But many speak truth and do not know it ! Thus it chanced with the king's daughters; since before the year had come to an end, each had the suitor for whom she had wished. A man with golden hair and golden beard sued for the oldest princess and won her consent to his suit. And a man with silver hair and a silver beard sued for the second and she be- came his bride...; but the youngest princess had no other suitor than a lame dog. Then she recalled her talk with her sisters in their room, and thought to herself: "May God aid me in the marriage into which I must enter ! ' ' Yet she would not break the word she had once passed; but followed her sisters' example and accepted the dog. The wedding lasted a number of days and was celebrated with great pomp and splendor. But while the guests danced and amused themselves, the youngest princess sat apart and wept, and when the others were laughing, her tears flowed till it made one sad to see them.
What to read after The Swedish Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klara Stroebe to read onlineMoreLess
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