Fifty Famous Fables
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Look at my body and you will see that Iam. I shall fight on your side. " New flocks of birds came to help their relatives, and the battle soonturned against the beasts.
Then the bat skulked over to the other side. "I am a bird, " said he. "Ican prove it by my wings, " and he fought with the birds.
At last the war was over. The bat was hated by beasts and birds. Bothmade war upon him. He was obliged to slink off and hide in dark placesduring the day, never showing his face until dusk.
THE BEES, ...THE DRONES, AND THE WASP Some working bees had made their comb in the hollow trunk of an oak.
The drones said, "We made that comb. It belongs to us. " "You did not make that comb, " replied the workers. "You know very wellthat you did not. We made it. " The drones answered, "That comb belongs to us and we are going to haveit. " So the workers took the case to Judge Wasp that he might decide thematter.
The workers and the drones settled down before him. "You workers anddrones, " said he, "are so much alike in shape and color that it is hardto tell which has been seen in the tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at my body and you will see that Iam. I shall fight on your side. " New flocks of birds came to help their relatives, and the battle soonturned against the beasts.
Then the bat skulked over to the other side. "I am a bird, " said he. "Ican prove it by my wings, " and he fought with the birds.
At last the war was over. The bat was hated by beasts and birds. Bothmade war upon him. He was obliged to slink off and hide in dark placesduring the day, never showing his face until dusk.
THE BEES, ...THE DRONES, AND THE WASP Some working bees had made their comb in the hollow trunk of an oak.
The drones said, "We made that comb. It belongs to us. " "You did not make that comb, " replied the workers. "You know very wellthat you did not. We made it. " The drones answered, "That comb belongs to us and we are going to haveit. " So the workers took the case to Judge Wasp that he might decide thematter.
The workers and the drones settled down before him. "You workers anddrones, " said he, "are so much alike in shape and color that it is hardto tell which has been seen in the tree.
What to read after Fifty Famous Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcmurry Lida Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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