A Child's Story Garden
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The leaves are falling off from this tree, and soonthere will be no roof over our heads; the flowers are all going; lastnight there was a frost; almost all the birds have flown away. Somethingcalls me, and I feel as if I would like to fly away. " "Let us fly away together!" Then they arose silently, and, lifting themselves far up in the air, they looked to the north. Far away they saw the snow coming. They lookedto the south. There they saw flowers and green leaves. All day theyflew, and all ni...ght they flew and flew, till they found a land wherethere was no winter--where flowers always blossom, and birds alwayssing.
HOW THE DIMPLES CAME One bright, beautiful spring day, when the earth was fresh in its newgreen dress decked with flowers, while the birds sang their sweetestsongs, and the brooks babbled merrily on their way to the rivers, twowee dimples were sent by Mother Nature on a journey to find their workin the world.
It was a delightful journey through the blue sky and past the fleecywhite clouds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leaves are falling off from this tree, and soonthere will be no roof over our heads; the flowers are all going; lastnight there was a frost; almost all the birds have flown away. Somethingcalls me, and I feel as if I would like to fly away. " "Let us fly away together!" Then they arose silently, and, lifting themselves far up in the air, they looked to the north. Far away they saw the snow coming. They lookedto the south. There they saw flowers and green leaves. All day theyflew, and all ni...ght they flew and flew, till they found a land wherethere was no winter--where flowers always blossom, and birds alwayssing.
HOW THE DIMPLES CAME One bright, beautiful spring day, when the earth was fresh in its newgreen dress decked with flowers, while the birds sang their sweetestsongs, and the brooks babbled merrily on their way to the rivers, twowee dimples were sent by Mother Nature on a journey to find their workin the world.
It was a delightful journey through the blue sky and past the fleecywhite clouds.
What to read after A Child's Story Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heber Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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