Among the Pond People
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He had stopped be- ing a Caddis Worm when he turned into a Caddis Nymph. Nobody will ever know just what did become of him unless Belostoma tells and Belostoma is not likely to tell.
THE TADPOLE WHO WANTED TO BE GROWN-UP TT was a bright, warm April day when * the First Tadpole of the season ate his way out of the jelly-covered egg in which he had come to life. He was a very tiny, dark brown fellow. It would be hard to tell just what he did look like, for there is nothing in the world that one T...adpole looks like unless it is another Tadpole. He had a very small head with a busy little mouth opening on the front side of it : just above each end of this mouth was a shining black eye, and on the lower side of his head was a very wiggly tail. Some- where between his head and the tip of this were his small stomach and places for legs, but one could not see all that in looking at 58 The Tadpole 59 him. It seemed as if what was not head was tail, and what was not tail was head.
When the First Tadpole found himself free in the water, he swam along by the great green floating jelly-mass of Frogs' eggs, and pressed his face up close to first one egg and then another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had stopped be- ing a Caddis Worm when he turned into a Caddis Nymph. Nobody will ever know just what did become of him unless Belostoma tells and Belostoma is not likely to tell.
THE TADPOLE WHO WANTED TO BE GROWN-UP TT was a bright, warm April day when * the First Tadpole of the season ate his way out of the jelly-covered egg in which he had come to life. He was a very tiny, dark brown fellow. It would be hard to tell just what he did look like, for there is nothing in the world that one T...adpole looks like unless it is another Tadpole. He had a very small head with a busy little mouth opening on the front side of it : just above each end of this mouth was a shining black eye, and on the lower side of his head was a very wiggly tail. Some- where between his head and the tip of this were his small stomach and places for legs, but one could not see all that in looking at 58 The Tadpole 59 him. It seemed as if what was not head was tail, and what was not tail was head.
When the First Tadpole found himself free in the water, he swam along by the great green floating jelly-mass of Frogs' eggs, and pressed his face up close to first one egg and then another.
What to read after Among the Pond 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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