Studies And Essays: Concerning Letters
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"Is it really necessary, " he said, "for you to express yourself thus?" And as he spoke showers of tiny hard nuts came down on the littlecreature, who ate them greedily. The traveller opened one; it wasextremely small and tasted of dry rot.
"Why, at all events, " he said, "need you stay under these trees? the nutsare not good here. " But for answer the little creature ran round and round, and round andround.
"I suppose, " said the traveller, "small bad nuts are better than nobread; if you went ...out of this grove you would starve?" The purblind little creature shrieked. The traveller took the sound foraffirmation, and passed on. He came to a third little creature who, under a tall tree, was singing very loudly indeed, while all around was agreat silence, broken only by sounds like the snuffling of small noses. The creature stopped singing as the traveller came up, and at once astorm of huge nuts came down; the traveller found them sweetish and veryoily.
"Why, " he said to the creature, "did you sing so loud?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is it really necessary, " he said, "for you to express yourself thus?" And as he spoke showers of tiny hard nuts came down on the littlecreature, who ate them greedily. The traveller opened one; it wasextremely small and tasted of dry rot.
"Why, at all events, " he said, "need you stay under these trees? the nutsare not good here. " But for answer the little creature ran round and round, and round andround.
"I suppose, " said the traveller, "small bad nuts are better than nobread; if you went ...out of this grove you would starve?" The purblind little creature shrieked. The traveller took the sound foraffirmation, and passed on. He came to a third little creature who, under a tall tree, was singing very loudly indeed, while all around was agreat silence, broken only by sounds like the snuffling of small noses. The creature stopped singing as the traveller came up, and at once astorm of huge nuts came down; the traveller found them sweetish and veryoily.
"Why, " he said to the creature, "did you sing so loud?
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