The Magic Speech Flower
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When he went away, the robinflew down and scratched about among the ashes until he found a small, live coal. Then he brought some splinters and dry moss and laid themupon the coal and fanned it with his wings until the fire caught thewood and burned up strong and bright.
"The heat of the blazing splinters scorched his breast and made it red, but the robin did not stop until the fire was blazing brightly.
"Just then the hunter walked into the lodge and saw what the robin wasdoing. He saw, too, t...he big footprints of the great bear and he knewthat the robin had saved his life and the life of his boy.
"All that winter the good hunter fed the kind robin and sheltered it inhis lodge. When he went back again to his people, he told them thestory, and they grew to love the robin more than before. To this daythey are never tired of telling their children the story of O-pee-cheethe Robin and how his breast became red. " [Illustration] XII. HOW THE BEES GOT THEIR STINGS Little Luke was fond of watching the bees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he went away, the robinflew down and scratched about among the ashes until he found a small, live coal. Then he brought some splinters and dry moss and laid themupon the coal and fanned it with his wings until the fire caught thewood and burned up strong and bright.
"The heat of the blazing splinters scorched his breast and made it red, but the robin did not stop until the fire was blazing brightly.
"Just then the hunter walked into the lodge and saw what the robin wasdoing. He saw, too, t...he big footprints of the great bear and he knewthat the robin had saved his life and the life of his boy.
"All that winter the good hunter fed the kind robin and sheltered it inhis lodge. When he went back again to his people, he told them thestory, and they grew to love the robin more than before. To this daythey are never tired of telling their children the story of O-pee-cheethe Robin and how his breast became red. " [Illustration] XII. HOW THE BEES GOT THEIR STINGS Little Luke was fond of watching the bees.
What to read after The Magic Speech Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hix Melvin to read onlineMoreLess
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