The Patchwork Girl of Oz
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"Very. They are really delicious. But the farmers did not like to losetheir bees and so they tried to destroy me. Of course they couldn't dothat. " "Why not?" "My skin is so thick and tough that nothing can get through it to hurtme. So, finding they could not destroy me, they drove me into thisforest and built a fence around me. Unkind, wasn't it?" "But what do you eat now?" asked Ojo.
"Nothing at all. I've tried the leaves from the trees and the mossesand creeping vines, but they don't seem to... suit my taste. So, therebeing no honey-bees here, I've eaten nothing for years.
"You must be awfully hungry, " said the boy. "I've got some bread andcheese in my basket. Would you like that kind of food?" "Give me a nibble and I will try it; then I can tell you better whetherit is grateful to my appetite, " returned the Woozy.
So the boy opened his basket and broke a piece off the loaf of bread. He tossed it toward the Woozy, who cleverly caught it in his mouth andate it in a twinkling.
"That's rather good, " declared the animal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Very. They are really delicious. But the farmers did not like to losetheir bees and so they tried to destroy me. Of course they couldn't dothat. " "Why not?" "My skin is so thick and tough that nothing can get through it to hurtme. So, finding they could not destroy me, they drove me into thisforest and built a fence around me. Unkind, wasn't it?" "But what do you eat now?" asked Ojo.
"Nothing at all. I've tried the leaves from the trees and the mossesand creeping vines, but they don't seem to... suit my taste. So, therebeing no honey-bees here, I've eaten nothing for years.
"You must be awfully hungry, " said the boy. "I've got some bread andcheese in my basket. Would you like that kind of food?" "Give me a nibble and I will try it; then I can tell you better whetherit is grateful to my appetite, " returned the Woozy.
So the boy opened his basket and broke a piece off the loaf of bread. He tossed it toward the Woozy, who cleverly caught it in his mouth andate it in a twinkling.
"That's rather good, " declared the animal.
What to read after The Patchwork Girl of Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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