More Classic Stories for the Little Ones
More Classic Stories for the Little Ones
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"If that pot can talk, it surely can do other wonderful things," said the poor man. "I will give you my cow for the pot." The poor man took the pot and went home, but he did not reach home by the road; he went through his field and up to the barn, where he tied the pot in the stall where the cow had been kept. Then he went into the house.
"Is dinner ready?" he asked. "I am hungry after my long walk." "Did you sell the cow?" asked his wife. "Did you get a good price for her?" "Yes, I received a ...very good price for her," said the poor man.
"That is well," said his wife; "the money will keep us from starving for many a day." [57] THE WONDERFUL POT "I received no money for her/' said he.
''What, then, did you receive?" said his wife, in surprise.
"Go and look in the cow's stall. You will find what I received," said the poor man.
The woman hurried to the stable. What was her astonishment to see nothing there but an old black pot ! She angrily untied it and took it into the house.
"Did you sell our good cow for this old pot?" she cried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If that pot can talk, it surely can do other wonderful things," said the poor man. "I will give you my cow for the pot." The poor man took the pot and went home, but he did not reach home by the road; he went through his field and up to the barn, where he tied the pot in the stall where the cow had been kept. Then he went into the house.
"Is dinner ready?" he asked. "I am hungry after my long walk." "Did you sell the cow?" asked his wife. "Did you get a good price for her?" "Yes, I received a ...very good price for her," said the poor man.
"That is well," said his wife; "the money will keep us from starving for many a day." [57] THE WONDERFUL POT "I received no money for her/' said he.
''What, then, did you receive?" said his wife, in surprise.
"Go and look in the cow's stall. You will find what I received," said the poor man.
The woman hurried to the stable. What was her astonishment to see nothing there but an old black pot ! She angrily untied it and took it into the house.
"Did you sell our good cow for this old pot?" she cried.
What to read after More Classic Stories for the Little Ones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcmurry Lida Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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