Wonderwings And Other Fairy Stories
Wonderwings And Other Fairy Stories
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" The older fairy bent her eyes on the blackened plains of earth. "Icannot tell you that, " she slowly said. "We watch and pity, but wecannot know what works in the hearts of men that they should gather intheir millions to destroy their brothers and themselves. No othercreature turns on its own kind and kills so terribly as man. " [Illustration: In twos and threes her sisters flew from Fairyland to puttheir arms about her, but none could comfort her. ] "What can we do? It must be stopped. What ...can we do?" "We can do nothing, little sister. See where the women of the worldstretch out their hands, imploring men to live in peace. They beg thelives of fathers, husbands, sons; they point to ruined homes anddesolated lands. 'War wrecks our lives!' they cry. Yet even for thosethey love men will not give up battle. What, then, can fairies do? Tearsare useless. Come away. " "I must stay here. I must think of something I can do, " said FairyTenderheart; and she would not go.
Her tears had stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The older fairy bent her eyes on the blackened plains of earth. "Icannot tell you that, " she slowly said. "We watch and pity, but wecannot know what works in the hearts of men that they should gather intheir millions to destroy their brothers and themselves. No othercreature turns on its own kind and kills so terribly as man. " [Illustration: In twos and threes her sisters flew from Fairyland to puttheir arms about her, but none could comfort her. ] "What can we do? It must be stopped. What ...can we do?" "We can do nothing, little sister. See where the women of the worldstretch out their hands, imploring men to live in peace. They beg thelives of fathers, husbands, sons; they point to ruined homes anddesolated lands. 'War wrecks our lives!' they cry. Yet even for thosethey love men will not give up battle. What, then, can fairies do? Tearsare useless. Come away. " "I must stay here. I must think of something I can do, " said FairyTenderheart; and she would not go.
Her tears had stopped.
What to read after Wonderwings And Other Fairy Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howes Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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