The Jingle book
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Around him on the nursery floor His treasures lay outspread.
Firecrackers and torpedoes, Trumpet and flag and drum, Rockets and pinwheels and paper caps, For Fourth of July had come.
"But it makes me sort o' sorry, " Wee Willie said with a sigh, "To think of those poor little English boys Without any Fourth of July. " A Bicycle built for Two There was an ambitious young eel Who determined to ride on a wheel; But try as he might, He couldn't ride right, In spite of his ardor and zeal.
... If he sat on the saddle to ride His tail only pedalled one side; And I'm sure you'll admit That an eel _couldn't_ sit On a bicycle saddle astride.
Or if he hung over the top, He could go, but he never could stop; For of course it is clear He had no way to steer, And under the wheel he would flop.
His neighbor, observing the fun, Said, "I think that the thing can be done, If you'll listen to me, You'll quickly agree That two heads are better than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Around him on the nursery floor His treasures lay outspread.
Firecrackers and torpedoes, Trumpet and flag and drum, Rockets and pinwheels and paper caps, For Fourth of July had come.
"But it makes me sort o' sorry, " Wee Willie said with a sigh, "To think of those poor little English boys Without any Fourth of July. " A Bicycle built for Two There was an ambitious young eel Who determined to ride on a wheel; But try as he might, He couldn't ride right, In spite of his ardor and zeal.
... If he sat on the saddle to ride His tail only pedalled one side; And I'm sure you'll admit That an eel _couldn't_ sit On a bicycle saddle astride.
Or if he hung over the top, He could go, but he never could stop; For of course it is clear He had no way to steer, And under the wheel he would flop.
His neighbor, observing the fun, Said, "I think that the thing can be done, If you'll listen to me, You'll quickly agree That two heads are better than one.
What to read after The Jingle book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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