Father Thrift And His Animal Friends.
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Always working. Always saving. Always having." 59 THE GRAY FOXES AND THE RED FOXES After Father Thrift came to the forest to live, one night each week (except in bad or very cold weather) had been "story night." On "story night" all the animals would meet in front of his cave to hear and tell stories.
This night Gray Fox was to tell a story.
Gray Fox was a good story-teller, and so he always had a large audience. Most of the animals were present to hear him.
And this is the story Gray Fox told:... There was once a young fox who was very wasteful. He left half his food on his 60 plate. He spent all his pennies for candy.
He broke his playthings purposely, and tore his clothes needlessly. There was really no end to his wastefulness.
This fox belonged to the family of Gray Foxes. And the Gray Foxes were a pros- perous nation.
They lived peaceably among themselves and with their neighbors, and every one had plenty to eat, to wear, and to spend.
So no one paid much attention to Young Fox's wastefulness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Always working. Always saving. Always having." 59 THE GRAY FOXES AND THE RED FOXES After Father Thrift came to the forest to live, one night each week (except in bad or very cold weather) had been "story night." On "story night" all the animals would meet in front of his cave to hear and tell stories.
This night Gray Fox was to tell a story.
Gray Fox was a good story-teller, and so he always had a large audience. Most of the animals were present to hear him.
And this is the story Gray Fox told:... There was once a young fox who was very wasteful. He left half his food on his 60 plate. He spent all his pennies for candy.
He broke his playthings purposely, and tore his clothes needlessly. There was really no end to his wastefulness.
This fox belonged to the family of Gray Foxes. And the Gray Foxes were a pros- perous nation.
They lived peaceably among themselves and with their neighbors, and every one had plenty to eat, to wear, and to spend.
So no one paid much attention to Young Fox's wastefulness.
What to read after Father Thrift And His Animal Friends.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sindelar, Joseph Charles, 1885- to read onlineMoreLess
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