The Story Without An End
The Story Without An End
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The dragon-fly sipped a Httle of the Child's clear dewdrops and blue violet honey, and then whispered her winged words. And the Child made an end of his repast, closed his dark blue eyes, bent down his beautiful head, and listened to the sweet prattle. Then the dragon-fly told much of the merry life in the green wood ; how THE STORY WITHOUT AN END sometimes she played hide-and-seek with her playfellows under the broad leaves of the oak and the beech trees, or hunt-the-hare along the surface of ...the still waters ; sometimes quietly watched the sunbeams, as they flew busily from moss to flower and from flower to bush, and shed life and warmth over all. But at night, she said, the moonbeams glided softly around the wood, and dropped dew into the mouths of all the thirsty plants; and when the dawn pelted the slumberers with the soft roses of heaven, some of the half-drunken flowers looked up and smiled, but most of them could not so much as T I 1 THE STORY WITHOUT AN END raise their heads for a long, long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dragon-fly sipped a Httle of the Child's clear dewdrops and blue violet honey, and then whispered her winged words. And the Child made an end of his repast, closed his dark blue eyes, bent down his beautiful head, and listened to the sweet prattle. Then the dragon-fly told much of the merry life in the green wood ; how THE STORY WITHOUT AN END sometimes she played hide-and-seek with her playfellows under the broad leaves of the oak and the beech trees, or hunt-the-hare along the surface of ...the still waters ; sometimes quietly watched the sunbeams, as they flew busily from moss to flower and from flower to bush, and shed life and warmth over all. But at night, she said, the moonbeams glided softly around the wood, and dropped dew into the mouths of all the thirsty plants; and when the dawn pelted the slumberers with the soft roses of heaven, some of the half-drunken flowers looked up and smiled, but most of them could not so much as T I 1 THE STORY WITHOUT AN END raise their heads for a long, long time.
What to read after The Story Without An End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Wilhelm Carov to read onlineMoreLess
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