For the Story Teller; Story Telling And Stories to Tell
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Down by the Singing Brook Dicky waited to launch his ship once more. The Whispering Wind filled the sail a third time, and away sailed the beautiful little toy ship, so pretty with its green and white paint, and its rudder that was painted red.
Dicky ran along beside It, to see how fast it sailed.
Faster and faster sailed Dicky's ship. It did not stop when It came to the Pine Tree where the Old Chipmunk was busy in his cellar sorting out his apples. It did not stop when It came to the Wad- ing ...Pool where all the flower children stood, keep- ing cool and fresh and sweet. On and on sailed the little ship, for the Whispering Wind was taking It a long, long way off to the place where the Sing- ing Brook loses Itself in the River and the River goes on down to the Sea.
*'Come back. Oh, do come back!'' called Dicky to the little ship, but the ship only sailed the faster.
^'Please come back!" cried Dicky as his beautiful ship sailed out of sight.
In a minute, the Whispering Wind called back.
But the little ship never came back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down by the Singing Brook Dicky waited to launch his ship once more. The Whispering Wind filled the sail a third time, and away sailed the beautiful little toy ship, so pretty with its green and white paint, and its rudder that was painted red.
Dicky ran along beside It, to see how fast it sailed.
Faster and faster sailed Dicky's ship. It did not stop when It came to the Pine Tree where the Old Chipmunk was busy in his cellar sorting out his apples. It did not stop when It came to the Wad- ing ...Pool where all the flower children stood, keep- ing cool and fresh and sweet. On and on sailed the little ship, for the Whispering Wind was taking It a long, long way off to the place where the Sing- ing Brook loses Itself in the River and the River goes on down to the Sea.
*'Come back. Oh, do come back!'' called Dicky to the little ship, but the ship only sailed the faster.
^'Please come back!" cried Dicky as his beautiful ship sailed out of sight.
In a minute, the Whispering Wind called back.
But the little ship never came back.
What to read after For the Story Teller; Story Telling And Stories to Tell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Carolyn Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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