Stories of Woods And Fields
Stories of Woods And Fields
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—proverbs.
BUNNY AND THE EASTER EGGS 137 BUNNY AND THE EASTER EGGS The poultry-yard in the shop-window seems a strange place to see so many rabbits, but every year at Easter time we find them sitting among the gayly colored eggs, looking as proud as if they had laid them all.
But a bunny never laid an egg in its life.
This is a rabbit story which grandmammas used to tell the little German children long, long ago.
TRAILING ARBUTUS Once upon a time, Spring came into the coun- try very late in the... year.
Winter had stayed so long that everything looked dead. 'No grass, no leaves on the trees, no flowers, no birds, no children in the woods looking for flowers.
138 ST0KIES OF WOODS AND FIELDS "This will never do, " said Spring. "I must get to work. " So she walked along over the ground, trailing her long robe behind her. Wher- ever she stepped, the grass grew green.
Now and then she stooped down, and touched a bare spot of earth, and up came the fair spring flowers, — the arbu- tus, bluet, anemone, saxifrage, and all the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—proverbs.
BUNNY AND THE EASTER EGGS 137 BUNNY AND THE EASTER EGGS The poultry-yard in the shop-window seems a strange place to see so many rabbits, but every year at Easter time we find them sitting among the gayly colored eggs, looking as proud as if they had laid them all.
But a bunny never laid an egg in its life.
This is a rabbit story which grandmammas used to tell the little German children long, long ago.
TRAILING ARBUTUS Once upon a time, Spring came into the coun- try very late in the... year.
Winter had stayed so long that everything looked dead. 'No grass, no leaves on the trees, no flowers, no birds, no children in the woods looking for flowers.
138 ST0KIES OF WOODS AND FIELDS "This will never do, " said Spring. "I must get to work. " So she walked along over the ground, trailing her long robe behind her. Wher- ever she stepped, the grass grew green.
Now and then she stooped down, and touched a bare spot of earth, and up came the fair spring flowers, — the arbu- tus, bluet, anemone, saxifrage, and all the rest.
What to read after Stories of Woods And Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Virginia Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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