Each And All a Companion to the Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Bal
Each And All a Companion to the Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Bal
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But no sooner does the mother look at the beautiful tree, than she hur- 122 EACH AND ALL.
ries back to call the men, who come with their axes to cut it down ; for it is a true kina-tree, and will yield many drums of bark.
And while the men are carefully strip- ping the great trunk and large boughs, the little girl works busily at the slender branches, and soon has her basket full of curly strips ready for drying.
" But, " you ask, " what is all this for, and how is it to be a help to anybody ? ...' Do you remember the time when Ma- nenko had a fever, and the Bazunga gave her a white powder? and when Gemila, too, was ill, and the English lady brought her also the same bitter pow- der ? Where do you suppose they got that medicine ?
Probably they bought it at a drug- gist's in some city.
But where did the druggist get it ?
Ah, we never thought of that. ' Where did he, indeed ?
Why, that bitter powder is made from THE LITTLE BROWN BABY. 123 this very bark that the brown baby is so carefully pulling from the boughs ; and her country is the only country in the world where it grows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no sooner does the mother look at the beautiful tree, than she hur- 122 EACH AND ALL.
ries back to call the men, who come with their axes to cut it down ; for it is a true kina-tree, and will yield many drums of bark.
And while the men are carefully strip- ping the great trunk and large boughs, the little girl works busily at the slender branches, and soon has her basket full of curly strips ready for drying.
" But, " you ask, " what is all this for, and how is it to be a help to anybody ? ...' Do you remember the time when Ma- nenko had a fever, and the Bazunga gave her a white powder? and when Gemila, too, was ill, and the English lady brought her also the same bitter pow- der ? Where do you suppose they got that medicine ?
Probably they bought it at a drug- gist's in some city.
But where did the druggist get it ?
Ah, we never thought of that. ' Where did he, indeed ?
Why, that bitter powder is made from THE LITTLE BROWN BABY. 123 this very bark that the brown baby is so carefully pulling from the boughs ; and her country is the only country in the world where it grows.
What to read after Each And All a Companion to the Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Bal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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