Among the Farmyard People
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"Just wait, " said one young fellow to another. "Just you wait until I amreally grown up and strut before your sister next spring. I don't thinkshe will laugh at me then. " And he comforted himself by eating fullytwice as much grain as he should have done.
The farmer's little girl came into the farmyard, and all the fowlsstopped eating to look at her. She was so young that she had neverbefore been out there alone. Her father had brought her in his arms, andshe had laughed with delight and clapp...ed her little hands when thefarmyard people passed by her. Now she had slipped out of the house andstood in the sunshine smiling at every one. She came without a cap, andthe wind blew her soft yellow curls around her rosy face. It flutteredher red dress, too, and the Gobbler saw it and became exceedingly angry.
"Red-red-red!" he cried. "Why in the world did she wear red? I hate it!"He stalked toward her in his most disagreeable way, and you could tellby the stiff brushing of his wing-tips on the ground that he was veryangry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just wait, " said one young fellow to another. "Just you wait until I amreally grown up and strut before your sister next spring. I don't thinkshe will laugh at me then. " And he comforted himself by eating fullytwice as much grain as he should have done.
The farmer's little girl came into the farmyard, and all the fowlsstopped eating to look at her. She was so young that she had neverbefore been out there alone. Her father had brought her in his arms, andshe had laughed with delight and clapp...ed her little hands when thefarmyard people passed by her. Now she had slipped out of the house andstood in the sunshine smiling at every one. She came without a cap, andthe wind blew her soft yellow curls around her rosy face. It flutteredher red dress, too, and the Gobbler saw it and became exceedingly angry.
"Red-red-red!" he cried. "Why in the world did she wear red? I hate it!"He stalked toward her in his most disagreeable way, and you could tellby the stiff brushing of his wing-tips on the ground that he was veryangry.
What to read after Among the Farmyard People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierson Clara Dillingham to read onlineMoreLess
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