Boy Blue And His Friends
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Alice's aunt wrote the invitations, and Alice gave them to all herlittle school friends.
The invitation said:-- "Little Bo-peep is to have a birthday party. She would like to have youcome and help her take care of her sheep. Please come Friday afternoonafter school. " Of course the children asked Alice about her party.
"Are you little Bo-peep?" they said.
"Have you lost your sheep?
"Are we going to help you find them?" "No, " said Alice, "But my sheep have lost their tails, I think.
"You'll kno...w all about it on Friday. " At last it was Friday afternoon.
The children came to school all dressed for the party.
It was very hard to wait.
How slowly the clock ticked!
Two o'clock! Three o'clock! Four o'clock, at last!
The children ran almost all the way to Alice's house.
When they were all ready Alice put on a tall cap.
Then she took a long crook and stood in the middle of the floor.
As she called the names of the children they stood in a line behindher.
Then they began to march and sing: "Little Bo-peep has lost her sheep, And can't tell where to find them; Let them alone, and they'll come home, And bring their tails behind them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alice's aunt wrote the invitations, and Alice gave them to all herlittle school friends.
The invitation said:-- "Little Bo-peep is to have a birthday party. She would like to have youcome and help her take care of her sheep. Please come Friday afternoonafter school. " Of course the children asked Alice about her party.
"Are you little Bo-peep?" they said.
"Have you lost your sheep?
"Are we going to help you find them?" "No, " said Alice, "But my sheep have lost their tails, I think.
"You'll kno...w all about it on Friday. " At last it was Friday afternoon.
The children came to school all dressed for the party.
It was very hard to wait.
How slowly the clock ticked!
Two o'clock! Three o'clock! Four o'clock, at last!
The children ran almost all the way to Alice's house.
When they were all ready Alice put on a tall cap.
Then she took a long crook and stood in the middle of the floor.
As she called the names of the children they stood in a line behindher.
Then they began to march and sing: "Little Bo-peep has lost her sheep, And can't tell where to find them; Let them alone, and they'll come home, And bring their tails behind them.
What to read after Boy Blue And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blaisdell Etta Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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