A Little Princess / Маленька принцеса 91825

Chapter 1. Sara ......................................................3
Chapter 2. A French Lesson ..................................13
Chapter 3. Ermengarde .........................................19
Chapter 4. Lottie ....................................................26
Chapter 5. Becky ...................................................34
Chapter 6. The Diamond Mines .............................43
Chapter 7. The Diamond Mines Again ...................53
Chapter 8. In the Attic .............................................71
Chapter 9. Melchisedec ..........................................80
Chapter 10. The Indian Gentleman .........................90
Chapter 11. Ram Dass ...........................................101
Chapter 12. Th e Other Side of the Wall ................109
Chapter 13. One of the Populace ..........................117
Chapter 14. What Melchisedec Heard and Saw .....126
Chapter 15. The Magic ..........................................131
Chapter 16. The Visitor .........................................153
Chapter 17. “It Is the Child!” ...................................167
Chapter 18. “I Tried Not to Be" ...............................174
Chapter 19. Anne ..................................................185

“It would be easy to be a princess if I were dressed in cloth of gold, but it is a great deal more of a triumph to be one all the time when no one knows it,” thinks Sara Crewe, the character of the novel “A Little Princess” written by Frances H. Burnett (1849—1924). Th is conviction helps the girl to endure the hard times after her father dies in faraway India with dignity when she becomes almost a servant in a school for young ladies where she used to be a privileged pupil. But despite all the trials, and occasionally even hunger and cold, Sara still believes in miracles and that one day fate will smile on her again.