Citizen Bird 8 6
Citizen Bird 8 6
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"Big birdsand little, plain gray and brown, or red, blue, and yellow--some likewarm weather and some want it cold. " "Speaking of cold, I wonder whatbecame of the ice that Dodo saw Mammy Bun cracking this morning?" askedthe Doctor, looking at Olive. "The very word has a pleasant sound, forit seems to me to be growing warmer and warmer. " "Toot! toot! t-o-o-t!" squeaked a tin horn across the field from thedirection of the farmhouse.
"What's that?" said Nat, jumping up; "it's the dinner horn, and... it can'tbe dinner-time. " "Not more than eleven o'clock, " said Rap, looking at the sun after thefashion of those who spend much time out of doors.
"I know what the horn means, " said Olive. "It means that the cake, thatNat said Mammy Bun was going to bake with the ice, is done!" "But that was only nonsense, you know, " said Nat. "Ice won't bakeanything!" "Perhaps not, but ice can freeze something, if you mix salt with it, even on this warm day, and the horn means that mammy has a tin pail fullof ice cream, waiting for some one to eat it!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Big birdsand little, plain gray and brown, or red, blue, and yellow--some likewarm weather and some want it cold. " "Speaking of cold, I wonder whatbecame of the ice that Dodo saw Mammy Bun cracking this morning?" askedthe Doctor, looking at Olive. "The very word has a pleasant sound, forit seems to me to be growing warmer and warmer. " "Toot! toot! t-o-o-t!" squeaked a tin horn across the field from thedirection of the farmhouse.
"What's that?" said Nat, jumping up; "it's the dinner horn, and... it can'tbe dinner-time. " "Not more than eleven o'clock, " said Rap, looking at the sun after thefashion of those who spend much time out of doors.
"I know what the horn means, " said Olive. "It means that the cake, thatNat said Mammy Bun was going to bake with the ice, is done!" "But that was only nonsense, you know, " said Nat. "Ice won't bakeanything!" "Perhaps not, but ice can freeze something, if you mix salt with it, even on this warm day, and the horn means that mammy has a tin pail fullof ice cream, waiting for some one to eat it!
What to read after Citizen Bird 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Osgood Wright And Elliott Coues to read onlineMoreLess
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