Hazel Squirrel And Other Stories
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"Is that where the honey is kept?" whispered Chuck, as Coonie took apeep in at the barn-door.
"No, " answered Coonie, "I just wanted to see if the double-buggy wasthere. It is not, and now I feel perfectly sure they have all gone totown and taken the dog with them. " Then they felt quite safe. Very boldly they walked around to the gate inthe yard where Coonie said the honey was. "Hurrah, " he cried, "someonehas left the gate open for us. They must have been expecting us!" "I have never been in ...here before, " said Chuck. "What are all thosesquare white boxes along the fence?" "Those are called bee-hives, " Coonie answered, a little proudly, tothink he knew so much. "The honey is kept inside. " "But how do we get at it?" asked Chuck. "Those little holes in frontlook hardly big enough for me to get my paw through, much less my headand shoulders. " "Oh, " laughed Coonie, "how stupid you are! You just go up and knock veryloudly at the door and when a bee comes out, you ask if he hasn'tsomething to eat for a poor fellow, who has come a long way and is veryhungry and tired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is that where the honey is kept?" whispered Chuck, as Coonie took apeep in at the barn-door.
"No, " answered Coonie, "I just wanted to see if the double-buggy wasthere. It is not, and now I feel perfectly sure they have all gone totown and taken the dog with them. " Then they felt quite safe. Very boldly they walked around to the gate inthe yard where Coonie said the honey was. "Hurrah, " he cried, "someonehas left the gate open for us. They must have been expecting us!" "I have never been in ...here before, " said Chuck. "What are all thosesquare white boxes along the fence?" "Those are called bee-hives, " Coonie answered, a little proudly, tothink he knew so much. "The honey is kept inside. " "But how do we get at it?" asked Chuck. "Those little holes in frontlook hardly big enough for me to get my paw through, much less my headand shoulders. " "Oh, " laughed Coonie, "how stupid you are! You just go up and knock veryloudly at the door and when a bee comes out, you ask if he hasn'tsomething to eat for a poor fellow, who has come a long way and is veryhungry and tired.
What to read after Hazel Squirrel And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Famous Howard B. to read onlineMoreLess
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