The Folk-Lore Readers
The Folk-Lore Readers
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"It is a butterfly soup." Then came a delicious smelling soup on tiny plates. The Fox licked it up quickly with his big tongue. He thought the Stork was very dainty, she ate so little.
Many courses were brought to the table, but they were all soups. When supper was over the poor Stork was hungrier than be- fore it began. She was very disappointed too, for she had expected a fine supper.
"Well," she thought, "I will give the old Fox a disappointment too." She thanked him for his kindness and inv...ited him to take supper with her the next night.
107 Digitized by Google ^ --^^=^ ^ ^ > The Fox came early. The supper began with nice little pieces of meat served in a very tall jar.
The Stork put her long bill into the jar and took out piece after piece of meat, but the Fox could only sit and watch her. All the courses were served in tall jars.
At last the poor Fox was so hungry and so angry that he left the Stork and her supper without even saying "thank you." , — Aesop They that cannot take a jest should never make one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is a butterfly soup." Then came a delicious smelling soup on tiny plates. The Fox licked it up quickly with his big tongue. He thought the Stork was very dainty, she ate so little.
Many courses were brought to the table, but they were all soups. When supper was over the poor Stork was hungrier than be- fore it began. She was very disappointed too, for she had expected a fine supper.
"Well," she thought, "I will give the old Fox a disappointment too." She thanked him for his kindness and inv...ited him to take supper with her the next night.
107 Digitized by Google ^ --^^=^ ^ ^ > The Fox came early. The supper began with nice little pieces of meat served in a very tall jar.
The Stork put her long bill into the jar and took out piece after piece of meat, but the Fox could only sit and watch her. All the courses were served in tall jars.
At last the poor Fox was so hungry and so angry that he left the Stork and her supper without even saying "thank you." , — Aesop They that cannot take a jest should never make one.
What to read after The Folk-Lore Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grover Eulalie Osgood to read onlineMoreLess
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