The Lilac Fairy book
The Lilac Fairy book
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But then he was aking's son and not a sailor, which made all the difference.
However, it was no use standing there staring at the fir, at least hemust try to do his best, and try he did till his hands and knees weresore, for as soon as he had struggled up a few feet, he slid back again. Once he climbed a little higher than before, and hope rose in his heart, then down he came with such force that his hands and knees smarted worsethan ever.
'This is no time for stopping, ' said the voice of the ...giant's daughter, as he leant against the trunk to recover his breath.
'Alas! I am no sooner up than down, ' answered he.
'Try once more, ' said she, and she laid a finger against the tree andbade him put his foot on it. Then she placed another finger a littlehigher up, and so on till he reached the top, where the magpie had builther nest.
'Make haste now with the nest, ' she cried, 'for my father's breath isburning my back, ' and down he scrambled as fast as he could, but thegirl's little finger had caught in a branch at the top, and she wasobliged to leave it there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But then he was aking's son and not a sailor, which made all the difference.
However, it was no use standing there staring at the fir, at least hemust try to do his best, and try he did till his hands and knees weresore, for as soon as he had struggled up a few feet, he slid back again. Once he climbed a little higher than before, and hope rose in his heart, then down he came with such force that his hands and knees smarted worsethan ever.
'This is no time for stopping, ' said the voice of the ...giant's daughter, as he leant against the trunk to recover his breath.
'Alas! I am no sooner up than down, ' answered he.
'Try once more, ' said she, and she laid a finger against the tree andbade him put his foot on it. Then she placed another finger a littlehigher up, and so on till he reached the top, where the magpie had builther nest.
'Make haste now with the nest, ' she cried, 'for my father's breath isburning my back, ' and down he scrambled as fast as he could, but thegirl's little finger had caught in a branch at the top, and she wasobliged to leave it there.
What to read after The Lilac Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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