The Gray Goose's Story
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Once upon a time Mrs. Hog had seven of the dearest littlebabies you ever saw, and they were as fat as butter, for Mr. Man gavethem all they wanted to eat. The family lived over on the north side ofthe farm, a long distance from the house, and the fence to Mrs. Hog'syard wasn't what it should have been when she had so many little ones tolook after. Every one, even Mr. Man himself said it ought to be mended;but it seems that what's everybody's business is nobody's business, therefore nothing was ...done.
"One afternoon, when supper had been eaten and Mrs. Hog was clearing upthe sty, Mr. Wolf poked his nose between the boards of the fence, andsaid sweet as honey: "'I am surprised, Mrs. Hog, to see that Mr. Man doesn't look after youbetter. The first thing you know some bad person will come along, andthen one of the babies will be missing. ' "'There's little fear of that, Mr. Wolf, while I'm around, ' and Mrs. Hogshowed her teeth.
[Illustration: Mr. Wolf wants to live with Mrs. Hog. ] "'Oh yes, I understand what you mean, ' Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once upon a time Mrs. Hog had seven of the dearest littlebabies you ever saw, and they were as fat as butter, for Mr. Man gavethem all they wanted to eat. The family lived over on the north side ofthe farm, a long distance from the house, and the fence to Mrs. Hog'syard wasn't what it should have been when she had so many little ones tolook after. Every one, even Mr. Man himself said it ought to be mended;but it seems that what's everybody's business is nobody's business, therefore nothing was ...done.
"One afternoon, when supper had been eaten and Mrs. Hog was clearing upthe sty, Mr. Wolf poked his nose between the boards of the fence, andsaid sweet as honey: "'I am surprised, Mrs. Hog, to see that Mr. Man doesn't look after youbetter. The first thing you know some bad person will come along, andthen one of the babies will be missing. ' "'There's little fear of that, Mr. Wolf, while I'm around, ' and Mrs. Hogshowed her teeth.
[Illustration: Mr. Wolf wants to live with Mrs. Hog. ] "'Oh yes, I understand what you mean, ' Mr.
What to read after The Gray Goose's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prentice Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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