Over in the Meadow
Over in the Meadow
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But when mother tells them to Study from their books, Lizards never whine or cry, Or give sulky looks. Nor do you.
THE, LIZARDS $29 |VER in the meadow, By the old mossy gate, Lived a brown mother-lizard And her little lizards eight. "Bask!" said the mother; "We bask, " said the eight: So they basked in the sun On the old mossy gate.
MOTHER OWL Little Owls like the night Better than the day. They aren't frightened in the dark: "Dark can't hurt, " they say. And they eat exactly what's Given them ...for food; Saying "Thank you, mother, " and Chewing fine and good. So do you.
OWLS |VER in the meadow, Near the post-road sign, I Lives a gray mother-owl And her little owlies nine. "Hoot!" said the mother; "We hoot, " said the nine: So they hooted and they tooted Near the post-road sign.
MOTHER SQUIRREL Little Squirrels chatter some; So do Girls and Boys; But their jolly chattering Never once annoys Mother Squirrel, for you see, They don't shout or shriek, But use gentle words and voice Always when they speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when mother tells them to Study from their books, Lizards never whine or cry, Or give sulky looks. Nor do you.
THE, LIZARDS $29 |VER in the meadow, By the old mossy gate, Lived a brown mother-lizard And her little lizards eight. "Bask!" said the mother; "We bask, " said the eight: So they basked in the sun On the old mossy gate.
MOTHER OWL Little Owls like the night Better than the day. They aren't frightened in the dark: "Dark can't hurt, " they say. And they eat exactly what's Given them ...for food; Saying "Thank you, mother, " and Chewing fine and good. So do you.
OWLS |VER in the meadow, Near the post-road sign, I Lives a gray mother-owl And her little owlies nine. "Hoot!" said the mother; "We hoot, " said the nine: So they hooted and they tooted Near the post-road sign.
MOTHER SQUIRREL Little Squirrels chatter some; So do Girls and Boys; But their jolly chattering Never once annoys Mother Squirrel, for you see, They don't shout or shriek, But use gentle words and voice Always when they speak.
What to read after Over in the Meadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive a Wadsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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