The Little Small Red Hen
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One morning, very early indeed, Before the sun was hot, The Wicked Old Fox said to Mother Fox, ** Put on the big black pot.
A Game of " I Spy " ** I'm going to have another try, I shall soon be back, and then ^I promise you'll see at last I've caught The Little 5mall Red Hen." So he put on his cap and shouldered a sack.
And walked very sly and slow; And after a while he came in sight Of the snug little house below.
In Hiding And he laid the sack very softly down On the ground behind a tree, And... then lay down to wait and watch, As quiet as quiet could be.
He was getting tired of waiting there, When the house=(ioor opened wide.
And the Little Small Red Hen came forth To gather sticks outside ; I 1 1 An Unwelcome Visitor Walking picketty=pecketty, Exceedingly neat and prim;^ And the Wicked Old Fox lay watching; She never once thought of him I While she was picking up the sticks He slipped behind the door, And laughed **Ho! Ho!'* to himself, very low, As he put the sack on the floor.
The Little Red Hen returns Home He stood there, hiding and chuckling, And peeping through the cracli, And he saw the Little Small Red Hen, In a minute or two, come back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One morning, very early indeed, Before the sun was hot, The Wicked Old Fox said to Mother Fox, ** Put on the big black pot.
A Game of " I Spy " ** I'm going to have another try, I shall soon be back, and then ^I promise you'll see at last I've caught The Little 5mall Red Hen." So he put on his cap and shouldered a sack.
And walked very sly and slow; And after a while he came in sight Of the snug little house below.
In Hiding And he laid the sack very softly down On the ground behind a tree, And... then lay down to wait and watch, As quiet as quiet could be.
He was getting tired of waiting there, When the house=(ioor opened wide.
And the Little Small Red Hen came forth To gather sticks outside ; I 1 1 An Unwelcome Visitor Walking picketty=pecketty, Exceedingly neat and prim;^ And the Wicked Old Fox lay watching; She never once thought of him I While she was picking up the sticks He slipped behind the door, And laughed **Ho! Ho!'* to himself, very low, As he put the sack on the floor.
The Little Red Hen returns Home He stood there, hiding and chuckling, And peeping through the cracli, And he saw the Little Small Red Hen, In a minute or two, come back.
What to read after The Little Small Red Hen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron May Clarissa Gillington - to read onlineMoreLess
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