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\nhttp://archive.org/details/happyprince00osca  \n# THE HAPPY PRINCE\n\nOscar Wilde's first fairy tale waspublished in1888,one of acollectionof stories he told his own children.  \nprentice-hall,inc.,englewood cliffs,new jersey  \nTHEHAPPY PRINCE  \n儿  \nwith pictures by gilbert riswold  \nTIGH above the city,on a tall column,stood the statue of the Happy Prince.He1I was gilded all over with thin leaves of fine gold;for eyes he had two brightsapphires,and a large red ruby glowed on his sword-hilt.  \nThe Happy Prince,by Oscar Wilde /Illustrations 1965 by Gilbert Riswold/All rights reserved,including the right to reproduce this book,or any portionsthereof,in any form,except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review./Printed in the United States of America./Library of Congress Catalog CardNumber:65-18493/ISBN 0-13-384057-3  \n一1  \nHe was very much admired indeed.“He is as beautiful as a weathercock,”remarked one of the town councillors who wished to gain a reputation for havingartistic tastes;\"only not quite so useful,\"he added,fearing lest people should thinkhim unpractical,which he really was not.  \n“Why can't you be like the Happy Prince?”asked a sensible mother of her littleboy who was crying for the moon.“The Happy Prince never dreams of crying foranything.”  \n\"I am glad there is someone in the world who is quite happy,\"muttered a disap-pointed man as he gazed at the wonderful statue.  \n\"He looks just like an angel,\"said the charity children as they came out of thecathedral in their bright scarlet cloaks and their clean white pinafores.  \n\"How do you know?\"said the Mathematical Master,\"You have never seen one.\"  \n“Ah!but we have,in our dreams,”answered the children;and the MathematicalMaster frowned and looked very severe,for he did not approve of children dreaming.  \nOne night there flew over the city a little swallow.His friends had gone away toEgypt six weeks before,but he had stayed behind,for he was in love with the mostbeautiful reed.He had met her early in the spring as he was flying down the riverafter a big yellow moth,and had been so attracted by her slender waist that he hadstopped to talk to her.  \n“Shall I love you?”said the swallow,who liked to come to the point at once,and the reed made him a low bow.Sohe flew round and round her,touching the waterwith his wings and making silver ripples.This was his courtship,and it lasted allthrough the summer.  \n\"It is a ridiculous attachment,\"twittered the other swallows;\"she has no money,and far too many relations;\"and,indeed,the river was quite full of reeds.Then,when the autumn came,they all flew away  \nAfter they had gone he felt lonely,and began to tire of his lady-love.\"She hasno conversation,\"he said,“and I am afraid that she is a coquette,for she is alwaysflirting with the wind.\"And certainly,whenever the wind blew,the reed made themost graceful curtsies.\"I admit that she is domestic,\"he continued,\"but I love travel-ling,and my wife,consequently,should love travelling also.”  \n“Will you come away with me?”he said finally to her;but the reed shook herhead,she was so attached to her home.  \n“You have been trifling with me,\"he cried,\"I am off to the pyramids.Good-bye!”and he flew away.","cbCaivqFMlN0kPB6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivqFMlN0kPB6","pdf",1278462,36,"English","# The Happy Prince\n## The Statue Above the City\n## Admiration and Criticism\n## The Swallow’s Courtship\n## Parting and Disappointment","[{\"question\":\"What makes the Happy Prince statue remarkable?\",\"answer\":\"It is gilded in thin leaves of fine gold, has two bright sapphires for eyes, and a large red ruby glows on the sword-hilt.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does a mother tell her son to be like the Happy Prince?\",\"answer\":\"She insists that the Happy Prince never dreams of crying for anything, unlike her crying boy who wants the moon.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens to the swallow and the reed as autumn comes?\",\"answer\":\"The 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