Friends And Helpers
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THE WOODMOUSE.
Do you know the little woodmouse, That pretty little thing, That sits among the forest leaves, Or by the forest spring?Its fur is red like the chestnut, And it is small and slim, It leads a life most innocent, Within the forest dim.
It makes a bed of the soft, dry moss, In a hole that's deep and strong, And there it sleeps secure and warm, The dreary winter long;And though it keeps no calendar, It knows when flowers are springing, And it waketh to its summer life, When nightingal...es are singing. MARY HOWITT.
A MOUSE'S STORY.
Men call me a thief. I wonder if they are right. I used to live in thefields, and I found nuts and acorns in the woods for my little family. Then a man came. He dug up my field and planted his own crops. Hedestroyed my home and killed my little children. He said that the nutswere his, and the field, too, was his. I thought they were mine.
Now I have to live on what I can find near his house. I am sure I eat agreat deal that he would not care for. Usually I am half-starved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE WOODMOUSE.
Do you know the little woodmouse, That pretty little thing, That sits among the forest leaves, Or by the forest spring?Its fur is red like the chestnut, And it is small and slim, It leads a life most innocent, Within the forest dim.
It makes a bed of the soft, dry moss, In a hole that's deep and strong, And there it sleeps secure and warm, The dreary winter long;And though it keeps no calendar, It knows when flowers are springing, And it waketh to its summer life, When nightingal...es are singing. MARY HOWITT.
A MOUSE'S STORY.
Men call me a thief. I wonder if they are right. I used to live in thefields, and I found nuts and acorns in the woods for my little family. Then a man came. He dug up my field and planted his own crops. Hedestroyed my home and killed my little children. He said that the nutswere his, and the field, too, was his. I thought they were mine.
Now I have to live on what I can find near his house. I am sure I eat agreat deal that he would not care for. Usually I am half-starved.
What to read after Friends And Helpers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Sarah J. to read onlineMoreLess
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