Aesops Fables
Aesops Fables
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Into the place, with eager leap, He springs, and finds — a calf asleep ! — Curled up, and breathing low, he lay.
Concealed among the fragrant hay.
And now, I mean to tell you, how — This wicked dog, repaid the Cow.
With cudgel raised, and growling hjw.
He gave the calf a cruel blow !
"Get out, " he cried, " 'twere best iov you.
There isn't room enough for two. " The calf, amazed, with noisy tongue. Out of the manger ([uickly sprung ; With bleeding face, and bruises sore. Fell, groaning loudly t...o the floor ! The Cow, with not a thought of harm. Just then, was milking near the barn ; She heard the groans, and filled with fear, Could scarce believe, her startled ears ; Rushed to the barn, and near the door. Beheld her calf upon the floor ! The dog watched from the manger nigh. With ready stick, and blazing eye. She raised her calf, and soothed his pain. And set him on his legs again ; Then led him tenderly away, And to the snarling dog, did say : — "Are these the thanks, you wicked scamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into the place, with eager leap, He springs, and finds — a calf asleep ! — Curled up, and breathing low, he lay.
Concealed among the fragrant hay.
And now, I mean to tell you, how — This wicked dog, repaid the Cow.
With cudgel raised, and growling hjw.
He gave the calf a cruel blow !
"Get out, " he cried, " 'twere best iov you.
There isn't room enough for two. " The calf, amazed, with noisy tongue. Out of the manger ([uickly sprung ; With bleeding face, and bruises sore. Fell, groaning loudly t...o the floor ! The Cow, with not a thought of harm. Just then, was milking near the barn ; She heard the groans, and filled with fear, Could scarce believe, her startled ears ; Rushed to the barn, and near the door. Beheld her calf upon the floor ! The dog watched from the manger nigh. With ready stick, and blazing eye. She raised her calf, and soothed his pain. And set him on his legs again ; Then led him tenderly away, And to the snarling dog, did say : — "Are these the thanks, you wicked scamp.
What to read after Aesops Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inc Pbl Mcloughlin Bros to read onlineMoreLess
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