The Yellow Fairy Book: With Numerous Illustrations
The Yellow Fairy Book: With Numerous Illustrations
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The girl's words so inspired the Prince with confidence that he told her all his tale of woe, and ended up by asking her advice as to how he was to escape the punishment the Fairy would be sure to inflict on him when she discovered that he had not cut down the trees in the wood and that he had broken her axe.
' Ton must know,' answered the black girl, * that the Fairy in whose power we both are is my own mother, but you must not betray this secret, for it would cost me my life. If you will only... promise to try and free me I will stand by you, and will accomplish for yon all the tasks which my mother sets you.' The Prince promised joyfrilly all she a^ed ; then having once more warned him not to betray her confidence, she handed him a draught to drink which very soon sunk his senses in a deep slumber.
His astonishment was great when he awoke to find the glass axe whole and unbroken at his side, and all the trees of the wood lying felled around him 1 He made all haste across the bridge of clouds, and told the Fairy that her commands were obeyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl's words so inspired the Prince with confidence that he told her all his tale of woe, and ended up by asking her advice as to how he was to escape the punishment the Fairy would be sure to inflict on him when she discovered that he had not cut down the trees in the wood and that he had broken her axe.
' Ton must know,' answered the black girl, * that the Fairy in whose power we both are is my own mother, but you must not betray this secret, for it would cost me my life. If you will only... promise to try and free me I will stand by you, and will accomplish for yon all the tasks which my mother sets you.' The Prince promised joyfrilly all she a^ed ; then having once more warned him not to betray her confidence, she handed him a draught to drink which very soon sunk his senses in a deep slumber.
His astonishment was great when he awoke to find the glass axe whole and unbroken at his side, and all the trees of the wood lying felled around him 1 He made all haste across the bridge of clouds, and told the Fairy that her commands were obeyed.
What to read after The Yellow Fairy Book: With Numerous Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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