Everyday Classics First Reader
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" 37 So away went the old woman to the haycock. She said, " Please give me some hay for the cow. " "Here it is, " said the haycock.
The old woman took it to the cow. The cow gave her some milk. She took it to the cat. The cat drank it.
Then the cat began to kill the rat. The rat began to gnaw the rope. The rope began to hang the butcher. The butcher began to kill the ox. The ox began to drink the water. The water began to put out the fire. The fire began to burn the stick.
38 The stick began to... beat the dog. The dog began to bite the pig. The pig jumped over the stile, and went along with the old woman. And they both got home that night.
39 The Little Ant There was once a little ant that was going to Jerusalem.
She met the snow.
The snow cracked the paw of the little ant that was going to Jerusalem.
40 "0 snow, how strong you are to crack the paw of the little ant that is going to Jerusalem!" And the snow spoke and said, "The sun that melts me is stronger than I am. " "0 sun, how strong you are, to melt the snow, that cracks the paw of the little ant that is going to Jerusalem !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 37 So away went the old woman to the haycock. She said, " Please give me some hay for the cow. " "Here it is, " said the haycock.
The old woman took it to the cow. The cow gave her some milk. She took it to the cat. The cat drank it.
Then the cat began to kill the rat. The rat began to gnaw the rope. The rope began to hang the butcher. The butcher began to kill the ox. The ox began to drink the water. The water began to put out the fire. The fire began to burn the stick.
38 The stick began to... beat the dog. The dog began to bite the pig. The pig jumped over the stile, and went along with the old woman. And they both got home that night.
39 The Little Ant There was once a little ant that was going to Jerusalem.
She met the snow.
The snow cracked the paw of the little ant that was going to Jerusalem.
40 "0 snow, how strong you are to crack the paw of the little ant that is going to Jerusalem!" And the snow spoke and said, "The sun that melts me is stronger than I am. " "0 sun, how strong you are, to melt the snow, that cracks the paw of the little ant that is going to Jerusalem !
What to read after Everyday Classics First Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fannie Wyche Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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