The Children's Third Reader
The Children's Third Reader
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3. The camel had been bought after many years of careful saving. Though it was so big and strong, it was as gentle as a child. Ali called it Meek-eye. At the sound of his voice the camel would come when it was called, and kneel while its master mounted or the load was put on its back.
4. So Ali got ready the trappings of the camel ; he saw that the water bottles did not leak, for, as they were made of skin, they were liable to crack. At last one day he joined a caravan that was going to Suez. T...hey filled their water bottles -53 162 8^ at the wells near the gates of the city, and then, having bidden his mother a fond farewell, Ali started off with a light heart.
6. The leading camels had bells on their necks and were ridden by the guides. All the other camels followed the sound of the bells. So they tramped across the desert, the/ large spongy feet of the camels making a swishing sound as they pressed into the soft sand, while the drivers laughed and talked as they rode along.
No one took notice of Ali, who was the only boy in the party, but he talked to Meek-eye, and so kept up a brave heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. The camel had been bought after many years of careful saving. Though it was so big and strong, it was as gentle as a child. Ali called it Meek-eye. At the sound of his voice the camel would come when it was called, and kneel while its master mounted or the load was put on its back.
4. So Ali got ready the trappings of the camel ; he saw that the water bottles did not leak, for, as they were made of skin, they were liable to crack. At last one day he joined a caravan that was going to Suez. T...hey filled their water bottles -53 162 8^ at the wells near the gates of the city, and then, having bidden his mother a fond farewell, Ali started off with a light heart.
6. The leading camels had bells on their necks and were ridden by the guides. All the other camels followed the sound of the bells. So they tramped across the desert, the/ large spongy feet of the camels making a swishing sound as they pressed into the soft sand, while the drivers laughed and talked as they rode along.
No one took notice of Ali, who was the only boy in the party, but he talked to Meek-eye, and so kept up a brave heart.
What to read after The Children's Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen M Cyr to read onlineMoreLess
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