The Frog Who Would a Wooing Go
The Frog Who Would a Wooing Go
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Rat, in a succession of short, shrillsentences.
"I'm going, " said Froggy, "to see the pretty little Widow Mousey, wholives in that snug cottage yonder. Pray come with me, for I feel ratherbashful at going by myself. " "With all my heart, " replied Mr. Rat; and off they went together.
They soon arrived at the cottage; and the Rat having given a loud knock, while the Frog gave a loud "Croak, " Mrs. Mousey put away herspinning-wheel in a great hurry, and admitted her guests.
"Good morning, Mrs. M...ouse, " said the Frog; "we were out walking, andthought we would give you a call. " "You are very kind, I am sure, " replied Mrs. Mousey. "Pray sit down andrest yourselves; I dare say you are tired. " "And here--I say--squeak!--Mrs. Mousey--some beer!--We're thirsty, " saidMr. Rat.
"Croak--let's enjoy ourselves while we can, " observed the Frog.
"Certainly, " said Mousey. "I'll draw you some of the last brew. " So Mousey drew some beer, and they sat down very cosily; and soon werechatting so comfortably, that Master Froggy thought he should soon getrid of his bashfulness, and then should be able to ask pretty Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rat, in a succession of short, shrillsentences.
"I'm going, " said Froggy, "to see the pretty little Widow Mousey, wholives in that snug cottage yonder. Pray come with me, for I feel ratherbashful at going by myself. " "With all my heart, " replied Mr. Rat; and off they went together.
They soon arrived at the cottage; and the Rat having given a loud knock, while the Frog gave a loud "Croak, " Mrs. Mousey put away herspinning-wheel in a great hurry, and admitted her guests.
"Good morning, Mrs. M...ouse, " said the Frog; "we were out walking, andthought we would give you a call. " "You are very kind, I am sure, " replied Mrs. Mousey. "Pray sit down andrest yourselves; I dare say you are tired. " "And here--I say--squeak!--Mrs. Mousey--some beer!--We're thirsty, " saidMr. Rat.
"Croak--let's enjoy ourselves while we can, " observed the Frog.
"Certainly, " said Mousey. "I'll draw you some of the last brew. " So Mousey drew some beer, and they sat down very cosily; and soon werechatting so comfortably, that Master Froggy thought he should soon getrid of his bashfulness, and then should be able to ask pretty Mrs.
What to read after The Frog Who Would a Wooing Go?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Charles Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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