Blue Rose Fairy book
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She slipped the ring on her little daughter's finger, then she looked at her husband and smiled, and fell asleep in his arms. She never woke up again, because the poison she had sucked from Sweetbriar's wound was deadly.
And Sweetbriar drove Emerald and her mother from the house, and although his heart was broken, he said no word and he shed no tear, for he knew that it had all come about through his own fault, and that Wind- flower was very happy and glad to be asleep, because she was so tired....
But his little daughter Sundew laughed, and played with him every day, and she mended his broken heart for him very well, although it was never quite the same as it had been before. And she grew up to be as beautiful and as good as Windflower, and she never gave away her mother's ring.
THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER (A GREEK STORY) N THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER ONCE upon a time, long ago in Greece, there was a merchant, who used to earn his living by trafficking with goods among the Greek Islands and along the coast of Asia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She slipped the ring on her little daughter's finger, then she looked at her husband and smiled, and fell asleep in his arms. She never woke up again, because the poison she had sucked from Sweetbriar's wound was deadly.
And Sweetbriar drove Emerald and her mother from the house, and although his heart was broken, he said no word and he shed no tear, for he knew that it had all come about through his own fault, and that Wind- flower was very happy and glad to be asleep, because she was so tired....
But his little daughter Sundew laughed, and played with him every day, and she mended his broken heart for him very well, although it was never quite the same as it had been before. And she grew up to be as beautiful and as good as Windflower, and she never gave away her mother's ring.
THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER (A GREEK STORY) N THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER ONCE upon a time, long ago in Greece, there was a merchant, who used to earn his living by trafficking with goods among the Greek Islands and along the coast of Asia.
What to read after Blue Rose Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baring Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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