My Father's Dragon
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"Tell me, Rhinoceros, " he said, "where did you getthat fine tube of tooth paste and that toothbrush?" "Too busy!" said the rhinoceros, and he went on brushing as hard as hecould.
The boar sniffed angrily and trotted down the trail toward the dragon, muttering to himself, "Very suspicious--tigers too busy chewing gum, Rhinoceros too busy brushing his tusk--must get hold of thatinvasion. Don't like it one bit, not one bit! It's upsetting everybodyterribly--wonder what it's doing here, anyway. " ...[Illustration] [Illustration] _Chapter Seven_ MY FATHER MEETS A LION My father waved goodbye to the rhinoceros, who was much too busy tonotice, got a drink farther down the brook, and waded back to thetrail. He hadn't gone very far when he heard an angry animal roaring, "Ding blast it! I told you not to go blackberrying yesterday. Won'tyou ever learn? What will your mother say!" My father crept along and peered into a small clearing just ahead. Alion was prancing about clawing at his mane, which was all snarled andfull of blackberry twigs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tell me, Rhinoceros, " he said, "where did you getthat fine tube of tooth paste and that toothbrush?" "Too busy!" said the rhinoceros, and he went on brushing as hard as hecould.
The boar sniffed angrily and trotted down the trail toward the dragon, muttering to himself, "Very suspicious--tigers too busy chewing gum, Rhinoceros too busy brushing his tusk--must get hold of thatinvasion. Don't like it one bit, not one bit! It's upsetting everybodyterribly--wonder what it's doing here, anyway. " ...[Illustration] [Illustration] _Chapter Seven_ MY FATHER MEETS A LION My father waved goodbye to the rhinoceros, who was much too busy tonotice, got a drink farther down the brook, and waded back to thetrail. He hadn't gone very far when he heard an angry animal roaring, "Ding blast it! I told you not to go blackberrying yesterday. Won'tyou ever learn? What will your mother say!" My father crept along and peered into a small clearing just ahead. Alion was prancing about clawing at his mane, which was all snarled andfull of blackberry twigs.
What to read after My Father's Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gannett Ruth Stiles to read onlineMoreLess
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