Just So Stories
Just So Stories
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' 'Son, son!' said Mother Jaguar ever so many times, graciously waving hertail, 'a Hedgehog is a Hedgehog, and can't be anything but a Hedgehog;and a Tortoise is a Tortoise, and can never be anything else. ' 'But it isn't a Hedgehog, and it isn't a Tortoise. It's a little bit ofboth, and I don't know its proper name. ' 'Nonsense!' said Mother Jaguar. 'Everything has its proper name. Ishould call it "Armadillo" till I found out the real one. And I shouldleave it alone. ' So Painted Jaguar did as... he was told, especially about leaving themalone; but the curious thing is that from that day to this, O BestBeloved, no one on the banks of the turbid Amazon has ever calledStickly-Prickly and Slow-Solid anything except Armadillo. There areHedgehogs and Tortoises in other places, of course (there are some inmy garden); but the real old and clever kind, with their scales lyinglippety-lappety one over the other, like pine-cone scales, that lived onthe banks of the turbid Amazon in the High and Far-Off Days, are alwayscalled Armadillos, because they were so clever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'Son, son!' said Mother Jaguar ever so many times, graciously waving hertail, 'a Hedgehog is a Hedgehog, and can't be anything but a Hedgehog;and a Tortoise is a Tortoise, and can never be anything else. ' 'But it isn't a Hedgehog, and it isn't a Tortoise. It's a little bit ofboth, and I don't know its proper name. ' 'Nonsense!' said Mother Jaguar. 'Everything has its proper name. Ishould call it "Armadillo" till I found out the real one. And I shouldleave it alone. ' So Painted Jaguar did as... he was told, especially about leaving themalone; but the curious thing is that from that day to this, O BestBeloved, no one on the banks of the turbid Amazon has ever calledStickly-Prickly and Slow-Solid anything except Armadillo. There areHedgehogs and Tortoises in other places, of course (there are some inmy garden); but the real old and clever kind, with their scales lyinglippety-lappety one over the other, like pine-cone scales, that lived onthe banks of the turbid Amazon in the High and Far-Off Days, are alwayscalled Armadillos, because they were so clever.
What to read after Just So Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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