Fables for the Times 8 4
Fables for the Times 8 4
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Down went the trees and crack wentthe branches, while horror-stricken beasts with bristling hair split thewelkin with their shrieks.
The hippopotamus made for home at her best speed. Arriving over thefamiliar spot, she let go all holds and came down ker-splash in the mud, knocking the astonished little hippopotamuses out into mid-stream.
"Oh, Jupiter! take 'em off!" she gasped. "I now see that the hippopotamuswas not intended to fly. " IMMORAL: It takes more than nine bloomers to make a man.
[I...llustration: The Ambitious Hippopotamus. ] The Man and the Serpent.
A man, who had lived a beautiful purple life, went to sleep under a tree inthe forest. Jove sent a huge serpent to destroy him. The man awakened asthe reptile drew near.
"What a horrid sight!" he said. "But let us be thankful that thepink-and-green elephant and the feathered hippopotamus are not also inevidence. " And he took a dose of bromide and commended himself again to sleep, whilethe serpent withdrew in some confusion.
WHAT THIS PROVES TO A THINKING MIND: Jove himself couldn't get a job as Sunday-School Superintendent on hisreputation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down went the trees and crack wentthe branches, while horror-stricken beasts with bristling hair split thewelkin with their shrieks.
The hippopotamus made for home at her best speed. Arriving over thefamiliar spot, she let go all holds and came down ker-splash in the mud, knocking the astonished little hippopotamuses out into mid-stream.
"Oh, Jupiter! take 'em off!" she gasped. "I now see that the hippopotamuswas not intended to fly. " IMMORAL: It takes more than nine bloomers to make a man.
[I...llustration: The Ambitious Hippopotamus. ] The Man and the Serpent.
A man, who had lived a beautiful purple life, went to sleep under a tree inthe forest. Jove sent a huge serpent to destroy him. The man awakened asthe reptile drew near.
"What a horrid sight!" he said. "But let us be thankful that thepink-and-green elephant and the feathered hippopotamus are not also inevidence. " And he took a dose of bromide and commended himself again to sleep, whilethe serpent withdrew in some confusion.
WHAT THIS PROVES TO A THINKING MIND: Jove himself couldn't get a job as Sunday-School Superintendent on hisreputation.
What to read after Fables for the Times 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H W Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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