Make Believe
Make Believe
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Yet we are always desiring a change. Perhaps it was as much the thought of the black grapes I had eaten in early days as of the comfort of this old hole in which I was born, that led me in the end to leave the country. I had lost my mate, and the children she had borne me had gone away from their home per- haps you are the son of my son's son and so I came back. ' "Thus the old fox talked to the young, telling him many strange things that hap- pened commonly in the far land from which he had re...turned. But the younger one, when at last the sun sank and he went about his own business, remembered chiefly the tale of those grapes which were ripe when they were green, and of their wonder- ful sweetness. There were reasons why he could not leave the valley, and, to tell the truth, he was a little bit of a coward and lacked the courage to do as the old fox had done and go away to find the sweet green grapes for himself. But he 66 Make- Believe began to grow discontented from that very hour. " Of course he grew hungry very soon, and as the moon was shining and the air soft and warm, he went with the others over to the vineyards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet we are always desiring a change. Perhaps it was as much the thought of the black grapes I had eaten in early days as of the comfort of this old hole in which I was born, that led me in the end to leave the country. I had lost my mate, and the children she had borne me had gone away from their home per- haps you are the son of my son's son and so I came back. ' "Thus the old fox talked to the young, telling him many strange things that hap- pened commonly in the far land from which he had re...turned. But the younger one, when at last the sun sank and he went about his own business, remembered chiefly the tale of those grapes which were ripe when they were green, and of their wonder- ful sweetness. There were reasons why he could not leave the valley, and, to tell the truth, he was a little bit of a coward and lacked the courage to do as the old fox had done and go away to find the sweet green grapes for himself. But he 66 Make- Believe began to grow discontented from that very hour. " Of course he grew hungry very soon, and as the moon was shining and the air soft and warm, he went with the others over to the vineyards.
What to read after Make Believe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Henry Dawson Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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