Happy Jack
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He just wouldn't. He scampered across, grabbed a nut, and rushed back tothe window-sill, where he ate the nut. It was easier to go after thesecond nut, and when he went for the third, he had made up his mind thatit was perfectly safe in there, and so he sat up on a chair and ate it. Presently he felt quite at home, and when he had eaten all the nuts hewanted, he ran all around the room, examining all the strange thingsthere.
This was a little more than Tommy Tit could make up his mind to do. He...wasn't afraid to fly in for a nut and then fly out again, but hecouldn't feel easy inside a house like that. Of course, this made HappyJack feel good all over. You see, he felt that now he really did havesomething to boast about. No one else in all the Green Forest or on theGreen Meadows could say that they had been all over Farmer Brown's boy'sroom as he had. Happy Jack swelled himself out at the thought. Noweverybody would say, "What a bold fellow!" CHAPTER XXIII SAMMY JAY IS QUITE UPSET I know of nothing sweeter than Success to Squirrel or to man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He just wouldn't. He scampered across, grabbed a nut, and rushed back tothe window-sill, where he ate the nut. It was easier to go after thesecond nut, and when he went for the third, he had made up his mind thatit was perfectly safe in there, and so he sat up on a chair and ate it. Presently he felt quite at home, and when he had eaten all the nuts hewanted, he ran all around the room, examining all the strange thingsthere.
This was a little more than Tommy Tit could make up his mind to do. He...wasn't afraid to fly in for a nut and then fly out again, but hecouldn't feel easy inside a house like that. Of course, this made HappyJack feel good all over. You see, he felt that now he really did havesomething to boast about. No one else in all the Green Forest or on theGreen Meadows could say that they had been all over Farmer Brown's boy'sroom as he had. Happy Jack swelled himself out at the thought. Noweverybody would say, "What a bold fellow!" CHAPTER XXIII SAMMY JAY IS QUITE UPSET I know of nothing sweeter than Success to Squirrel or to man.
What to read after Happy Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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