Uncle Sams Library for Boys And Girls in His U S a
Uncle Sams Library for Boys And Girls in His U S a
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was ready to take her home as his wife, then he handed to the princess the muscle that he held in his hand, and when she opened it she found the pearl lying within. At this the princess shrunk back in terror, for she had never believed it possible that the pearl should be brought back to her ; and the stranger stood there before her, with a mien so serious, that it did not seem as if he would suffer himself to be refused. But the heart of Unca knew nothing of truth, and so she broke her word a ...second time, and said laughing to the stranger, that what she had said at the waterfall was only a jest, and never could be made earnest, and that she could not think of marrying an unknown beggar, who had THE PRINCESS UNCA. 17 come from nobody knew where, and who might perhaps be a cheat if not a hob- goblin. For no human being, she said, could have got the pearl out of the raging whirlpool, and he must leave the hall that moment, and go back where he came from. Thereupon with angry looks he raised his hand and staff against the breaker of her word, and shook his hands so that fine streams of water gushed from his fingers upon the face of the princess, till she cried out with pain, and the guests crowded around to protect her and to hold fast the stranger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was ready to take her home as his wife, then he handed to the princess the muscle that he held in his hand, and when she opened it she found the pearl lying within. At this the princess shrunk back in terror, for she had never believed it possible that the pearl should be brought back to her ; and the stranger stood there before her, with a mien so serious, that it did not seem as if he would suffer himself to be refused. But the heart of Unca knew nothing of truth, and so she broke her word a ...second time, and said laughing to the stranger, that what she had said at the waterfall was only a jest, and never could be made earnest, and that she could not think of marrying an unknown beggar, who had THE PRINCESS UNCA. 17 come from nobody knew where, and who might perhaps be a cheat if not a hob- goblin. For no human being, she said, could have got the pearl out of the raging whirlpool, and he must leave the hall that moment, and go back where he came from. Thereupon with angry looks he raised his hand and staff against the breaker of her word, and shook his hands so that fine streams of water gushed from his fingers upon the face of the princess, till she cried out with pain, and the guests crowded around to protect her and to hold fast the stranger.
What to read after Uncle Sams Library for Boys And Girls in His U S a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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