Fifty One Tales
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" "Who says it?" replied the black one.
"Pigeon, " the brown one answered. "He came back all dirty. And Hare went down to the edge of the cities once. He says it too. Man was too sick to chase him. He thinks that Man will die, and his wicked friend Dog with him. Dog, he will die. That nasty fellow Dog. He will die too, the dirty fellow!" "Pigeon and Hare!" said the black one. "We shall not lose furrow-maker. " "Who told you he will not die?" his brown friend said.
"Who told me !" the black one ...said. "My family and his have understood each other times out of mind. We know what follies will kill each other and what each may sur- FURROW-MAKER 111 vive, and I say that furrow-maker will not die. " "He will die, " said the brown one.
"Caw, " said the other.
And Man said in his heart: "Just one invention more. There is something I want to do with petrol yet, and then I will give it all up and go back to the woods. " LOBSTER SALAD I WAS climbing round the perilous out- side of the Palace of Colquonhombros.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Who says it?" replied the black one.
"Pigeon, " the brown one answered. "He came back all dirty. And Hare went down to the edge of the cities once. He says it too. Man was too sick to chase him. He thinks that Man will die, and his wicked friend Dog with him. Dog, he will die. That nasty fellow Dog. He will die too, the dirty fellow!" "Pigeon and Hare!" said the black one. "We shall not lose furrow-maker. " "Who told you he will not die?" his brown friend said.
"Who told me !" the black one ...said. "My family and his have understood each other times out of mind. We know what follies will kill each other and what each may sur- FURROW-MAKER 111 vive, and I say that furrow-maker will not die. " "He will die, " said the brown one.
"Caw, " said the other.
And Man said in his heart: "Just one invention more. There is something I want to do with petrol yet, and then I will give it all up and go back to the woods. " LOBSTER SALAD I WAS climbing round the perilous out- side of the Palace of Colquonhombros.
What to read after Fifty One Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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