Choice Literature: book One : for Primary Grades
Choice Literature: book One : for Primary Grades
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Jack managed to get a look at the giant through a little opening, and was surprised at the great amount of food he ate. He thought he would never stop eating and drinking. After the supper "was over, a curious hen was brought and placed on the table before the giant. Jack was very curious to see what would happen. He saw that the hen was very quiet, and that every time the giant said, "Lay," the hen laid an egg of solid gold. The giant's wife went to bed, but for a long time the giant amused hi...mself with his hen. At last he fell asleep, and his snoring was like the roaring of a cannon. At daybreak the giant was still asleep, and Jack crept softly from his hiding place, and took the hen, and ran away as fast as he could go. He easily found his way to the beanstalk, and came down it as fast as he could.
4C5 CHOICE LITEBATUBE His mother was overjoyed to see him. *^Now, mother," said Jack, " I have brought you home something that will make you rich." The hen laid as many golden eggs as they wished, and they had all the riches they desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack managed to get a look at the giant through a little opening, and was surprised at the great amount of food he ate. He thought he would never stop eating and drinking. After the supper "was over, a curious hen was brought and placed on the table before the giant. Jack was very curious to see what would happen. He saw that the hen was very quiet, and that every time the giant said, "Lay," the hen laid an egg of solid gold. The giant's wife went to bed, but for a long time the giant amused hi...mself with his hen. At last he fell asleep, and his snoring was like the roaring of a cannon. At daybreak the giant was still asleep, and Jack crept softly from his hiding place, and took the hen, and ran away as fast as he could go. He easily found his way to the beanstalk, and came down it as fast as he could.
4C5 CHOICE LITEBATUBE His mother was overjoyed to see him. *^Now, mother," said Jack, " I have brought you home something that will make you rich." The hen laid as many golden eggs as they wished, and they had all the riches they desired.
What to read after Choice Literature: book One : for Primary Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherman Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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