Among the Forest People;
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"Oh dear!" he said. "1 wonder how lone a dav is. I am hot and blind and sleepv. and if any more of the forest peo- ple come and talk about me, I don't know what I shall do. They don't think me good-looking because my wings grow to my legs. I only wish I could see what they look like. I believe they are /itsi as homely." And then, because he was a ver\- tired little Bat, and cross, as people alwaj^s are when they have done wrong, he b^an to blame somebody else for all his trouble.
■■ If my fathe...r and mother had cared er\- much about me," he said, "the} would never have let me stay up all day.
Guess if 1 were a big Bat and had little Bats of my own, I 'd take better care of them I " But that is alwaj-s the way. and when, long afterward, he was a big Bat with little Bats of his own, he was a much wiser person.
The old Bee tree was becoming very crowded and the Queen- Mother grew restless.
There were many things to make her so. In the tree were thousands of cells made ready for her eggs, and she had been busy for days putting one in each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh dear!" he said. "1 wonder how lone a dav is. I am hot and blind and sleepv. and if any more of the forest peo- ple come and talk about me, I don't know what I shall do. They don't think me good-looking because my wings grow to my legs. I only wish I could see what they look like. I believe they are /itsi as homely." And then, because he was a ver\- tired little Bat, and cross, as people alwaj^s are when they have done wrong, he b^an to blame somebody else for all his trouble.
■■ If my fathe...r and mother had cared er\- much about me," he said, "the} would never have let me stay up all day.
Guess if 1 were a big Bat and had little Bats of my own, I 'd take better care of them I " But that is alwaj-s the way. and when, long afterward, he was a big Bat with little Bats of his own, he was a much wiser person.
The old Bee tree was becoming very crowded and the Queen- Mother grew restless.
There were many things to make her so. In the tree were thousands of cells made ready for her eggs, and she had been busy for days putting one in each.
What to read after Among the Forest 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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