Rootabaga Stories
Rootabaga Stories
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He got all ready. "Andnow zingo!" they yelled again. And the jack-rabbit took a run, liftedoff his feet and went on and on and up and up till he went over theroof of the skyscraper and then went down and down till he lit on hisfeet and came running on his long legs back to the public square wherehe started from, back where Young Leather and Red Slippers petted himand rubbed his long ears and said, "That's the boy. " Then three jack-rabbits made the jump over the skyscraper. "Zingo, "they heard ...and got ready. "And now zingo, " they heard and all threetogether in a row, their long ears touching each other, they liftedoff their feet and went on and on and up and up till they cleared theroof of the skyscraper. Then they came down and down till they lit ontheir feet and came running to the hands of Young Leather and RedSlippers to have their long legs and their long ears rubbed andpetted.
Then came the turn of the fifth jack-rabbit, the beautiful one withstripes and spots. "Ah, we're sorry to see you go, Ah-h, we're sorry, "they said, rubbing his long ears and feeling of his long legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got all ready. "Andnow zingo!" they yelled again. And the jack-rabbit took a run, liftedoff his feet and went on and on and up and up till he went over theroof of the skyscraper and then went down and down till he lit on hisfeet and came running on his long legs back to the public square wherehe started from, back where Young Leather and Red Slippers petted himand rubbed his long ears and said, "That's the boy. " Then three jack-rabbits made the jump over the skyscraper. "Zingo, "they heard ...and got ready. "And now zingo, " they heard and all threetogether in a row, their long ears touching each other, they liftedoff their feet and went on and on and up and up till they cleared theroof of the skyscraper. Then they came down and down till they lit ontheir feet and came running to the hands of Young Leather and RedSlippers to have their long legs and their long ears rubbed andpetted.
Then came the turn of the fifth jack-rabbit, the beautiful one withstripes and spots. "Ah, we're sorry to see you go, Ah-h, we're sorry, "they said, rubbing his long ears and feeling of his long legs.
What to read after Rootabaga Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967 to read onlineMoreLess
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