Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 17, April 26, 1914
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Toodles scrambled onto a chair, jumped to the table, and tried tobite the candlestick. He could not break or tear it, but he soon knockedit over, and the candle rolled to the floor, where it lay burning in apool of grease. Toodles ran to play with the candle. Next moment, he wasracing round the room, screaming with pain and fright. He had burned hispaw.
[Illustration: Toodles. ] If he is mischievous now, you have only to show him a lighted candle. Itmakes him quiet and good at once.
THE DOOR OF... SPRING.
BY HELEN M. RICHARDSON.
April unlocks the door of spring, And soon you'll hear a robin sing. A bluebird perched upon a tree Will woo his mate. Perchance you'll see An early redwing, if you go Down to the swamp where catkins grow. For April warden is, of all The things that went to sleep, last fall.
Just where the field mouse and the toad Have burrowed; where, beside the road, The grasshopper and katydid All winter have been safely hid; And when the bumblebee will come A-booming back with pleasant hum?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toodles scrambled onto a chair, jumped to the table, and tried tobite the candlestick. He could not break or tear it, but he soon knockedit over, and the candle rolled to the floor, where it lay burning in apool of grease. Toodles ran to play with the candle. Next moment, he wasracing round the room, screaming with pain and fright. He had burned hispaw.
[Illustration: Toodles. ] If he is mischievous now, you have only to show him a lighted candle. Itmakes him quiet and good at once.
THE DOOR OF... SPRING.
BY HELEN M. RICHARDSON.
April unlocks the door of spring, And soon you'll hear a robin sing. A bluebird perched upon a tree Will woo his mate. Perchance you'll see An early redwing, if you go Down to the swamp where catkins grow. For April warden is, of all The things that went to sleep, last fall.
Just where the field mouse and the toad Have burrowed; where, beside the road, The grasshopper and katydid All winter have been safely hid; And when the bumblebee will come A-booming back with pleasant hum?
What to read after Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 17, April 26, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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