Day By Day in the Primary School
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Then he set out for home.
Poor little Red Hen, shut up there in the bag ! She cried and cried and cried.
March Plans 63 She cried until she had wet her apron and six handkerchiefs with her tears.
She did not want to be carried home by the Fox.
She did not want to be eaten by him and his wicked old mother.
Then she thought of her scissors and pulled them out. She cut a big hole in the bag.
Before old Fox could think, she had jumped out. She took a big stone and put it in the bag.
Then she ran ho...me and locked her door.
" You did n't get me this time, you wicked, sly old Fox," she said.
Well, the old Fox went home.
The stone was heavy, but he did not mind.
Mother Fox was standing at the door.
" Have you the pot boiling? " he said.
" Yes, my son. Did you get the little Red Hen ? " " Yes, mother, here she is in my bag. Now I '11 cut the string and hold the bag over the pot. When I drop her in, you put on the cover." " Yes, my son, I will." The stone went in with a splash.
The boiling water flew out on every side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he set out for home.
Poor little Red Hen, shut up there in the bag ! She cried and cried and cried.
March Plans 63 She cried until she had wet her apron and six handkerchiefs with her tears.
She did not want to be carried home by the Fox.
She did not want to be eaten by him and his wicked old mother.
Then she thought of her scissors and pulled them out. She cut a big hole in the bag.
Before old Fox could think, she had jumped out. She took a big stone and put it in the bag.
Then she ran ho...me and locked her door.
" You did n't get me this time, you wicked, sly old Fox," she said.
Well, the old Fox went home.
The stone was heavy, but he did not mind.
Mother Fox was standing at the door.
" Have you the pot boiling? " he said.
" Yes, my son. Did you get the little Red Hen ? " " Yes, mother, here she is in my bag. Now I '11 cut the string and hold the bag over the pot. When I drop her in, you put on the cover." " Yes, my son, I will." The stone went in with a splash.
The boiling water flew out on every side.
What to read after Day By Day in the Primary School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridgham, Alice Maud to read onlineMoreLess
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