Fairy Roads to Science Town
Fairy Roads to Science Town
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It's short. Long sermons that I can't understand anything about always make me tired. " For reply the butterfly only flirted again his long coat-tails of yellow and black and fanned himself with his shining wings. Until then he had not so much as looked beyond his pul- pit and his flowery cups of catnip, but now he raised his eyes, and as soon as he looked he knew at once that the one to whom he had spoken not over politely was none other THE LITTLE KING than the King of the Land of Running Bro...oks.
"Sire!" he gasped, and bowed so low he nearly tumbled out of the bunch of catnip. "Pardon me, Sire. I did not know it was the King who spoke. " "Oh, that's all right!" laughed the King, waving his fishing-rod sceptre. "But I wish you would explain that sermon of yours. What do butterflies know about feathers?" "We are covered with feathers, Sire, and 'every wrong deed rubs a feather off one's wings, ' answered the little preacher.
"You must be pretty perfect then, for your wings look as if they had never dropped a feather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's short. Long sermons that I can't understand anything about always make me tired. " For reply the butterfly only flirted again his long coat-tails of yellow and black and fanned himself with his shining wings. Until then he had not so much as looked beyond his pul- pit and his flowery cups of catnip, but now he raised his eyes, and as soon as he looked he knew at once that the one to whom he had spoken not over politely was none other THE LITTLE KING than the King of the Land of Running Bro...oks.
"Sire!" he gasped, and bowed so low he nearly tumbled out of the bunch of catnip. "Pardon me, Sire. I did not know it was the King who spoke. " "Oh, that's all right!" laughed the King, waving his fishing-rod sceptre. "But I wish you would explain that sermon of yours. What do butterflies know about feathers?" "We are covered with feathers, Sire, and 'every wrong deed rubs a feather off one's wings, ' answered the little preacher.
"You must be pretty perfect then, for your wings look as if they had never dropped a feather.
What to read after Fairy Roads to Science Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Earle Hardy to read onlineMoreLess
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