The Fairy Tales of Madame D'aulnoy, Newly Done Into English
The Fairy Tales of Madame D'aulnoy, Newly Done Into English
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" ** I do not know, sir," she said, sadly ; " but I am so wretched that I have no longer the strength to keep my secret from you ; and, although it ill becomes my modesty, I must confess to you that you are the only one I wish for a husband." ** Husband ! " said the prince, bursting out laughing, ** husband, little one ! Well, that is delightful !
but all the same, I trust, you will excuse me if I do not accept your proposal, for, to tell the truth, in our persons, our appearance, and our manne...rs, we are not exactly a match." ** I agree with you," she said, ** especially since our hearts are not alike. For a long while I have seen that you are ungrateful, and I am extremely foolish to love a prince who so little deserves it." " But, Babiole," said he, ** think of the trouble I should be in to see you perched on the top of a sycamore, holding on to a branch by the end of your tail. Come now, let this be a joke, and for your honour and mine marry the monkey king, and, in token of our firm friendship, send me your first little Magot." ** It is fortunate for you, sir, that my nature is not entirely that of a monkey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ** I do not know, sir," she said, sadly ; " but I am so wretched that I have no longer the strength to keep my secret from you ; and, although it ill becomes my modesty, I must confess to you that you are the only one I wish for a husband." ** Husband ! " said the prince, bursting out laughing, ** husband, little one ! Well, that is delightful !
but all the same, I trust, you will excuse me if I do not accept your proposal, for, to tell the truth, in our persons, our appearance, and our manne...rs, we are not exactly a match." ** I agree with you," she said, ** especially since our hearts are not alike. For a long while I have seen that you are ungrateful, and I am extremely foolish to love a prince who so little deserves it." " But, Babiole," said he, ** think of the trouble I should be in to see you perched on the top of a sycamore, holding on to a branch by the end of your tail. Come now, let this be a joke, and for your honour and mine marry the monkey king, and, in token of our firm friendship, send me your first little Magot." ** It is fortunate for you, sir, that my nature is not entirely that of a monkey.
What to read after The Fairy Tales of Madame D'aulnoy, Newly Done Into English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aulnoy, Madame D' (Marie-Catherine), 1650 Or 51-1705 to read onlineMoreLess
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