Aunt Friendly's Picture Book.
Aunt Friendly's Picture Book.
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[Illustration] Once upon a time there was a miller who had three sons. When he wasdying he left each of them a legacy. To his eldest son he left his mill;to the second his ass; and to the youngest his cat. The poor boy wasvery sad when he found that he had nothing belonging to him but a cat;but to his great surprise, puss jumped on the table, and said in afriendly manner: "Do not be sad my dear master. Only buy me a pair ofboots and a bag, and I will provide for you and myself. " So the miller'...sson, who had a shilling or two in his pocket, bought a smart little pairof boots and a bag, and gave them to puss, who put some bran andsow-thistles into his bag, opened the mouth of it, and lay down in arabbit warren. A foolish young rabbit jumped into it; puss drew thestring and soon killed it. He went immediately to the palace with it. Hefound the king and queen sitting on their throne; and bowing low, helaid the rabbit at the king's feet, saying: "Please your majesty, mymaster, the Marquis de Carrabas, has sent you a rabbit from his warren, as a mark of respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] Once upon a time there was a miller who had three sons. When he wasdying he left each of them a legacy. To his eldest son he left his mill;to the second his ass; and to the youngest his cat. The poor boy wasvery sad when he found that he had nothing belonging to him but a cat;but to his great surprise, puss jumped on the table, and said in afriendly manner: "Do not be sad my dear master. Only buy me a pair ofboots and a bag, and I will provide for you and myself. " So the miller'...sson, who had a shilling or two in his pocket, bought a smart little pairof boots and a bag, and gave them to puss, who put some bran andsow-thistles into his bag, opened the mouth of it, and lay down in arabbit warren. A foolish young rabbit jumped into it; puss drew thestring and soon killed it. He went immediately to the palace with it. Hefound the king and queen sitting on their throne; and bowing low, helaid the rabbit at the king's feet, saying: "Please your majesty, mymaster, the Marquis de Carrabas, has sent you a rabbit from his warren, as a mark of respect.
What to read after Aunt Friendly's Picture Book.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah S Sarah Schoonmaker Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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