Chester Cricket's New Home
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Walter Water Snake and Simon Turtle barely noticed the rain. They were watery people and both of them enjoyed basking in either sunshine or shower. But not today. There was too much to talk about—plans to be laid—decisions taken. By twilight, they had made up their minds. Yet the stars found them still awake—too excited to sleep.
At sunup, after a fitful rest that lasted no more than a couple of hours, they both were awake and hard at work. Simon was busy, huffing and puffing, over and under and... around his log, and Walt was dashing back and forth in the water, half out of sheer enthusiasm, but partly to clear debris away.
They both were so preoccupied that only by chance did Walt happen to look up and see on the bank—“Why, can this be? No, surely not. He went off yesterday to a cozy cottage, a lovely lair, a beautiful burrow. Oh no! But yes! It really is! It’s—”
“Hi, Walter,” said Chester, who was just too tired to be amused or angry or peeved, or anything else at Walter’s way of speaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walter Water Snake and Simon Turtle barely noticed the rain. They were watery people and both of them enjoyed basking in either sunshine or shower. But not today. There was too much to talk about—plans to be laid—decisions taken. By twilight, they had made up their minds. Yet the stars found them still awake—too excited to sleep.
At sunup, after a fitful rest that lasted no more than a couple of hours, they both were awake and hard at work. Simon was busy, huffing and puffing, over and under and... around his log, and Walt was dashing back and forth in the water, half out of sheer enthusiasm, but partly to clear debris away.
They both were so preoccupied that only by chance did Walt happen to look up and see on the bank—“Why, can this be? No, surely not. He went off yesterday to a cozy cottage, a lovely lair, a beautiful burrow. Oh no! But yes! It really is! It’s—”
“Hi, Walter,” said Chester, who was just too tired to be amused or angry or peeved, or anything else at Walter’s way of speaking.
What to read after Chester Cricket's New Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Seldes to read onlineMoreLess
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