In Sunshine Land
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Crane, have you another name .' CRANE.
No, not exactly — but I read your thought ; You 're thinking of that book your uncle brought.
With stories of the little ones that wear Queer wooden shoes that clatter on the stair, And how old Father Stork takes loving care Of them. Now, are n't you ?
1 6 In Sunshine Land SYLVIA.
Yes ! Oh, Mr. Crane, How can you read my thoughts so very plain .■■ CRANE.
I 'm his first cousin in America ; I carry little birds to Florida.
SYLVIA {eagerly).
Perhaps — perhaps... you '11 make my wish come true !
There 's something I would like so much to do: You 're going south ! I wish I could go too !
SMALL BIRDS {tauntingly).
Tut, tut ! ha ! ha ! wittee ! she has no wings !
These human birdies ask the strangest things !
SYLVIA {a little crossly, addressing the small birds).
If I had wings, as you have, you should see I would n't beg some one to carry me !
In Sunshine Land ^7 THE WREN (jnaliciously, to the rest).
Sh ! Sh ! She means old Father Crane and us !
His wings are broad — no use in such a fuss !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crane, have you another name .' CRANE.
No, not exactly — but I read your thought ; You 're thinking of that book your uncle brought.
With stories of the little ones that wear Queer wooden shoes that clatter on the stair, And how old Father Stork takes loving care Of them. Now, are n't you ?
1 6 In Sunshine Land SYLVIA.
Yes ! Oh, Mr. Crane, How can you read my thoughts so very plain .■■ CRANE.
I 'm his first cousin in America ; I carry little birds to Florida.
SYLVIA {eagerly).
Perhaps — perhaps... you '11 make my wish come true !
There 's something I would like so much to do: You 're going south ! I wish I could go too !
SMALL BIRDS {tauntingly).
Tut, tut ! ha ! ha ! wittee ! she has no wings !
These human birdies ask the strangest things !
SYLVIA {a little crossly, addressing the small birds).
If I had wings, as you have, you should see I would n't beg some one to carry me !
In Sunshine Land ^7 THE WREN (jnaliciously, to the rest).
Sh ! Sh ! She means old Father Crane and us !
His wings are broad — no use in such a fuss !
What to read after In Sunshine Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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