Nero, the Circus Lion
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And where are Booand Chet?" "We don't know, " answered the monkeys. "All we know is that we sit inthe trees and eat coconuts when we can get them. We never saw yourcave, and, besides, we don't like lions, anyhow. " Poor Nero did not know what to do, so he wandered on, eating when hecould, and drinking when he came to a pool or a spring.
"If I could only meet some other lions one of them would take me home, "he thought.
But the part of the jungle where Nero now was did not seem to have anylions ...in it except himself. By this time his paw was nearly well, and hecould run about almost as fast as at first.
Once Nero came to a spring when he was very thirsty, and, as he wasdrinking, having driven away a lot of monkeys who were taking up thewater in their paws and sipping it, all at once he felt himself knockedover as he had been knocked by the crocodile that time.
"Here! Who's doing that?" asked Nero, as he got up from the dust, wherehe had been knocked. "Who did that?" "I did!" answered a loud voice, and, looking toward the spring, Nero sawan animal the color of an elephant, but not half as large.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And where are Booand Chet?" "We don't know, " answered the monkeys. "All we know is that we sit inthe trees and eat coconuts when we can get them. We never saw yourcave, and, besides, we don't like lions, anyhow. " Poor Nero did not know what to do, so he wandered on, eating when hecould, and drinking when he came to a pool or a spring.
"If I could only meet some other lions one of them would take me home, "he thought.
But the part of the jungle where Nero now was did not seem to have anylions ...in it except himself. By this time his paw was nearly well, and hecould run about almost as fast as at first.
Once Nero came to a spring when he was very thirsty, and, as he wasdrinking, having driven away a lot of monkeys who were taking up thewater in their paws and sipping it, all at once he felt himself knockedover as he had been knocked by the crocodile that time.
"Here! Who's doing that?" asked Nero, as he got up from the dust, wherehe had been knocked. "Who did that?" "I did!" answered a loud voice, and, looking toward the spring, Nero sawan animal the color of an elephant, but not half as large.
What to read after Nero, the Circus Lion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnum Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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