Rollo in the Woods
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Jonas said, if he would wait a few minutes, he would build him abridge.
"_You_ cannot build a bridge, " said Rollo.
"Wait a little and see. " So Rollo sat down on a mossy bank, and Jonas, having cut down the smalltree, began to work on a larger one that stood near the bank.
After he had cut a little while, Rollo asked him why he did not beginthe bridge.
"I am beginning it, " said he.
Rollo laughed at this, but in a minute Jonas called to him to standback, away from the bank; and then, after a f...ew strokes more, the top ofthe tree began to bend slowly over, and then it fell faster and faster, until it came down with a great crash, directly across the brook.
"There!" said Jonas, "there is your bridge. " Rollo looked at it with astonishment and pleasure.
"Now, " said Jonas, "I will come and help you over. " "No, " said Rollo, "I can come over myself. I can take hold of thebranches for a railing. " So Rollo began to climb along the stem of the tree, holding oncarefully by the branches. When he reached the middle of the stream, hestopped to look down into the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jonas said, if he would wait a few minutes, he would build him abridge.
"_You_ cannot build a bridge, " said Rollo.
"Wait a little and see. " So Rollo sat down on a mossy bank, and Jonas, having cut down the smalltree, began to work on a larger one that stood near the bank.
After he had cut a little while, Rollo asked him why he did not beginthe bridge.
"I am beginning it, " said he.
Rollo laughed at this, but in a minute Jonas called to him to standback, away from the bank; and then, after a f...ew strokes more, the top ofthe tree began to bend slowly over, and then it fell faster and faster, until it came down with a great crash, directly across the brook.
"There!" said Jonas, "there is your bridge. " Rollo looked at it with astonishment and pleasure.
"Now, " said Jonas, "I will come and help you over. " "No, " said Rollo, "I can come over myself. I can take hold of thebranches for a railing. " So Rollo began to climb along the stem of the tree, holding oncarefully by the branches. When he reached the middle of the stream, hestopped to look down into the water.
What to read after Rollo in the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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