Fairy Tales of Hans Andersen
Fairy Tales of Hans Andersen
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My own heart's flower ! My lotus from the deep waters ! : And she embraced her child, and wept over her ; and the tears were as a baptism of new life and affection for little Helga. 236 ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES f I came hither in a swan's skin, and I took it off, " said the mother. " I sank through the quivering swamp, deep into the mire of the bog, that enclosed me as with a wall. But soon I found a fresher current about me ; a power seemed to draw me ever deeper and deeper. I felt a pressure of... sleep on my eyelids ; I slept, I dreamt I seemed to lie again in the pyramids of Egypt ; but there still stood before me the moving elder- stump, which had frightened me on the surface of the moor. I looked at the crevices hi the bark, and they shone forth in colours and became hieroglyphics it was the case of a mummy which I was looking at. That burst, and out of it stepped a lord a thousand years old, a mummy form, black as pitch, shining black like a wood-snail or the slimy black mud the Marsh King, or the mummy of the pyramid, I did not know which.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My own heart's flower ! My lotus from the deep waters ! : And she embraced her child, and wept over her ; and the tears were as a baptism of new life and affection for little Helga. 236 ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES f I came hither in a swan's skin, and I took it off, " said the mother. " I sank through the quivering swamp, deep into the mire of the bog, that enclosed me as with a wall. But soon I found a fresher current about me ; a power seemed to draw me ever deeper and deeper. I felt a pressure of... sleep on my eyelids ; I slept, I dreamt I seemed to lie again in the pyramids of Egypt ; but there still stood before me the moving elder- stump, which had frightened me on the surface of the moor. I looked at the crevices hi the bark, and they shone forth in colours and became hieroglyphics it was the case of a mummy which I was looking at. That burst, and out of it stepped a lord a thousand years old, a mummy form, black as pitch, shining black like a wood-snail or the slimy black mud the Marsh King, or the mummy of the pyramid, I did not know which.
What to read after Fairy Tales of Hans Andersen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen Hans Christian to read onlineMoreLess
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