Polly And Eleanor
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"Oh, you wise little Noddy. How did you know I wanted to stop here?"laughed Polly, patting the burro affectionately.
Noddy flicked back her long ears in approval of such words and petting, but Eleanor's cry made the burro listen intently.
"Polly! What a dreadful place to live in! Surely no one exists in thislonesome wilderness, do they?" "Mr. Beaver is clearing away the aspens just as fast as he can, but assoon as they are all cut down, he will move the whole family to someother dense grove, as... they live on aspens, you know. " "What--what! I didn't understand you!" cried Eleanor.
Polly laughed as she pointed to a pond made by a dam crudely builtacross the stream. It was rough and queer looking, but it answered itspurpose very well.
Eleanor saw half a dozen conical shaped huts built of mud in a rowacross the dam, then she stared at both sides of the stream, up anddown, but no other habitation could she see. On the opposite bankseveral large trees had been felled and a quantity of aspens had beencut down and piled in confusion on the edge of the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, you wise little Noddy. How did you know I wanted to stop here?"laughed Polly, patting the burro affectionately.
Noddy flicked back her long ears in approval of such words and petting, but Eleanor's cry made the burro listen intently.
"Polly! What a dreadful place to live in! Surely no one exists in thislonesome wilderness, do they?" "Mr. Beaver is clearing away the aspens just as fast as he can, but assoon as they are all cut down, he will move the whole family to someother dense grove, as... they live on aspens, you know. " "What--what! I didn't understand you!" cried Eleanor.
Polly laughed as she pointed to a pond made by a dam crudely builtacross the stream. It was rough and queer looking, but it answered itspurpose very well.
Eleanor saw half a dozen conical shaped huts built of mud in a rowacross the dam, then she stared at both sides of the stream, up anddown, but no other habitation could she see. On the opposite bankseveral large trees had been felled and a quantity of aspens had beencut down and piled in confusion on the edge of the water.
What to read after Polly And Eleanor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roy Lillian Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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