Glinda of Oz
Glinda of Oz
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"We Flatheads love fish, and as we have nofish on this mountain we would sometimes go to the Lakeof the Skeezers to catch fish. This made the Skeezersangry, for they declared the fish in their lakebelonged to them and were under their protection andthey forbade us to catch them. That was very mean andunfriendly in the Skeezers, you must admit, and when wepaid no attention to their orders they set a guard onthe shore of the lake to prevent our fishing.
"Now, my wife, Rora Flathead, having four c...ans ofbrains, had become a wonderful witch, and fish beingbrain food, she loved to eat fish better than any oneof us. So she vowed she would destroy every fish in thelake, unless the Skeezers let us catch what we wanted. They defied us, so Rora prepared a kettleful of magicpoison and went down to the lake one night to dump itall in the water and poison the fish. It was a cleveridea, quite worthy of my dear wife, but the SkeezerQueen -- a young lady named Coo-ee-oh -- hid on thebank of the lake and taking Rora unawares, transformedher into a Golden Pig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We Flatheads love fish, and as we have nofish on this mountain we would sometimes go to the Lakeof the Skeezers to catch fish. This made the Skeezersangry, for they declared the fish in their lakebelonged to them and were under their protection andthey forbade us to catch them. That was very mean andunfriendly in the Skeezers, you must admit, and when wepaid no attention to their orders they set a guard onthe shore of the lake to prevent our fishing.
"Now, my wife, Rora Flathead, having four c...ans ofbrains, had become a wonderful witch, and fish beingbrain food, she loved to eat fish better than any oneof us. So she vowed she would destroy every fish in thelake, unless the Skeezers let us catch what we wanted. They defied us, so Rora prepared a kettleful of magicpoison and went down to the lake one night to dump itall in the water and poison the fish. It was a cleveridea, quite worthy of my dear wife, but the SkeezerQueen -- a young lady named Coo-ee-oh -- hid on thebank of the lake and taking Rora unawares, transformedher into a Golden Pig.
What to read after Glinda of Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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