Two Legs
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' The thistle, the poppy and the bluebell pressed close against the hedge. The violet hid herself in the ditch and the stinging- nettle stood gloomily and angrily outside Two-Legs' garden fence. "Are we any better off?" asked the thistle. "We've been driven from home and have to stand against the hedge and look on while the silly grass spreads all over the field. We are at his mercy ; he can take our lives any day he pleases. " ' He has planted some of my sisters in his garden, " said the viole...t. " And some of mine, " said the poppy. " But that's not liberty. " ' HE SHOT AN ARROW INTO MY LEFT WING ' TWO-LEGS ENJOYS LIFE 81 " Prick him, thistle ! " said the tall oak. " I did and he struck me with his stick, " replied the thistle. " Sting him, nettle ! " said the oak. " I did, " said the nettle, " and I came off no better than the thistle. " In the corn, however, a glad whisper ran from one end of the field to the other. " It is we . . . It is we . . . It is we . . . It is we that reign in the land now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The thistle, the poppy and the bluebell pressed close against the hedge. The violet hid herself in the ditch and the stinging- nettle stood gloomily and angrily outside Two-Legs' garden fence. "Are we any better off?" asked the thistle. "We've been driven from home and have to stand against the hedge and look on while the silly grass spreads all over the field. We are at his mercy ; he can take our lives any day he pleases. " ' He has planted some of my sisters in his garden, " said the viole...t. " And some of mine, " said the poppy. " But that's not liberty. " ' HE SHOT AN ARROW INTO MY LEFT WING ' TWO-LEGS ENJOYS LIFE 81 " Prick him, thistle ! " said the tall oak. " I did and he struck me with his stick, " replied the thistle. " Sting him, nettle ! " said the oak. " I did, " said the nettle, " and I came off no better than the thistle. " In the corn, however, a glad whisper ran from one end of the field to the other. " It is we . . . It is we . . . It is we . . . It is we that reign in the land now.
What to read after Two Legs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Ewald to read onlineMoreLess
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