A Kindergarten Story book
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Theirfather, who was a poor tailor, could scarcely earn money enough to buyfood for them all. His wife had died when the baby was born and hecould not make as many coats as before, for he must now do all the workof the house. Johnnie and Tommy were idle and lazy and too thoughtlessto help their father, although they were fine grown lads of five andseven.
One night Tommy had a wonderful dream. He thought he went down in themeadow by the old mill pond, and there he saw an owl who shook herfeather...s, rolled her great eyes, and called: "Tuwhit, tuwhoo! Tuwhoo, whoo-o-o-o! Tommy, what are you doing way down here this time ofnight?" "Please, I came to find the brownies, " said Tommy; "can you tell mewhere they live, ma'am?" "Tuwhoo, tuwhoo!" screamed the old owl; "so it's the brownies you areafter, is it? Tuwhoo, tuwhoo! Go look in the mill pond. Tuwhoo, tuwhoo! Go look in the water at midnight, and you'll see one. By thelight of the moon a brownie you'll see, to be sure, but such a lazyone!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theirfather, who was a poor tailor, could scarcely earn money enough to buyfood for them all. His wife had died when the baby was born and hecould not make as many coats as before, for he must now do all the workof the house. Johnnie and Tommy were idle and lazy and too thoughtlessto help their father, although they were fine grown lads of five andseven.
One night Tommy had a wonderful dream. He thought he went down in themeadow by the old mill pond, and there he saw an owl who shook herfeather...s, rolled her great eyes, and called: "Tuwhit, tuwhoo! Tuwhoo, whoo-o-o-o! Tommy, what are you doing way down here this time ofnight?" "Please, I came to find the brownies, " said Tommy; "can you tell mewhere they live, ma'am?" "Tuwhoo, tuwhoo!" screamed the old owl; "so it's the brownies you areafter, is it? Tuwhoo, tuwhoo! Go look in the mill pond. Tuwhoo, tuwhoo! Go look in the water at midnight, and you'll see one. By thelight of the moon a brownie you'll see, to be sure, but such a lazyone!
What to read after A Kindergarten Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoxie Jane L. to read onlineMoreLess
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