Old Rough the Miser a Fable for Children
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" " No, I do not know, " said the widow, eagerly. " Will ye pl'ase to ixplain your- self, and acquaint us wid the news!" " Well, then, " responded Flipwing, " Squir- rello's youngest has disappeared ; either strayed away and got lost, or been en- trapped, /'m in favor of the latter theory. " OLD HOUGH THE MISER. 203 " The purty little thing, wid the soft and bushy tail of him ! " exclaimed the widow ; "it's sorry for him I am. " " How did it happen ? " demanded many voices.
Flipwing could not s...atisfy their curiosity. He could only tell them that the little squirrel had suddenly disappeared ; that his parents had searched everywhere in vain for him, and that they were almost distracted with grief at their loss.
This news all heard with regret, and each determined to do his best to discover the fate of the lost squirrel.
" Yees have all heard of the sarvices Misther Flipwing has rendered on former occasions, " observed the widow ; " an' wid his hilp we '11 find the poor b'y. " ' So it was with some inward satisfaction that they saw him enter the passageway that led into the dark cave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No, I do not know, " said the widow, eagerly. " Will ye pl'ase to ixplain your- self, and acquaint us wid the news!" " Well, then, " responded Flipwing, " Squir- rello's youngest has disappeared ; either strayed away and got lost, or been en- trapped, /'m in favor of the latter theory. " OLD HOUGH THE MISER. 203 " The purty little thing, wid the soft and bushy tail of him ! " exclaimed the widow ; "it's sorry for him I am. " " How did it happen ? " demanded many voices.
Flipwing could not s...atisfy their curiosity. He could only tell them that the little squirrel had suddenly disappeared ; that his parents had searched everywhere in vain for him, and that they were almost distracted with grief at their loss.
This news all heard with regret, and each determined to do his best to discover the fate of the lost squirrel.
" Yees have all heard of the sarvices Misther Flipwing has rendered on former occasions, " observed the widow ; " an' wid his hilp we '11 find the poor b'y. " ' So it was with some inward satisfaction that they saw him enter the passageway that led into the dark cave.
What to read after Old Rough the Miser a Fable for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lily F Wesselhoeft to read onlineMoreLess
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