OscARDCIES THE HAPPY PRINCE OPUS 2Oil A D AP TED or COMICS P CR AIG R U 3 3 E ILI HIGH ABOVE THE CITY ON A TALL COLUMN STOOD THE STATE OF THE HAPPY PRINCE HE WAS GLDED ALL OVER WITH THIN LEAVES OF FNE GOLD FOR EYES HE HAD TWO BRIGHT SAPPHIRES ANDA LARGE RED RABY GLOWED ON HIS SWORD HILT B HE 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 HAVING ARTISTIC TASTEs TV ONLY NOT QUITE SO USEFUL HE ADDED FEARING LEST PEOPLE SHOULD THINK HIM UNPRACTICAL WHICH HE REALLY WAS
WHY CAN T THE HAPPY YOU BE LIKE PRINCENEVER THE HAPPY ASKED A SENS DREAMS OF CRYING PRINCE FOR ANYTHING BLE MOTHER OF HER LITTLE BOY 8 WHO WAS CRYING FOR THE MOON An AA I AM GLAD THERE IS SOMEONE IN THE WORLD WHO IS QUITE HAPPY HE LOOKS L JUST LIKE AN ANGEL SAID THE CHARITY CHILDREN As THEY CAME OUT OF THE CATHEDRAL IN THEIR BRIGHT SCARLET CLOAKS AND THEIR CLEAN WHITE PNAFORES Do you KNOW SAID THE MATHE MATICAL MASTER MUTTERED A SES DISAPPOINTED MAN AS HE GAZED AT THE WONDERFUL STATue HAVE NEVER common SEEN RI AH BUT WE HAVE IN OUR F ANSWERED DREAMS THE CHILDREN AND THE MATHEMATICAL MASTER FROWNED AND LOOKED VERY SEVERE FOR HE DO NOT APPROVE OF CHILDREN
Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Happy Prince
After dying young, the Happy Prince’s soul inhabits a beautiful ruby-encrusted statue covered in gold leaf which is perched high above the city.
