The Queen Bee And Other Nature Stories
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When he found a flower, he gal- f, lantly kissed it, saying, " What ! are you here still ? I am charmed to meet you. Please stay where you are. I am a good old man, and would not harm a cat. " But the flower shuddered at his kiss, and the transparent dewdrop that hung from its petal froze to ice at the instant. Again and again Winter ran through the wood. When he breathed on them, the leaves turned yellow and the earth grew hard. Even the anemones, who lay below in the earth waiting till my Lad...y Spring should come back as she had promised, they too felt his breath and shuddered down in their roots. " Ugh ! how cold it is ! " they said to one another. " How shall we stand the winter ? The Anemones. 45 We shall die for a certainty before it is over. " T*s?\ Now it's my time, " said Winter. " Now I need no longer steal about like a thief in the night. After to-day I shall look every- body in the face, and bite their noses, and make their eyes run with water. " At night he let loose the storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he found a flower, he gal- f, lantly kissed it, saying, " What ! are you here still ? I am charmed to meet you. Please stay where you are. I am a good old man, and would not harm a cat. " But the flower shuddered at his kiss, and the transparent dewdrop that hung from its petal froze to ice at the instant. Again and again Winter ran through the wood. When he breathed on them, the leaves turned yellow and the earth grew hard. Even the anemones, who lay below in the earth waiting till my Lad...y Spring should come back as she had promised, they too felt his breath and shuddered down in their roots. " Ugh ! how cold it is ! " they said to one another. " How shall we stand the winter ? The Anemones. 45 We shall die for a certainty before it is over. " T*s?\ Now it's my time, " said Winter. " Now I need no longer steal about like a thief in the night. After to-day I shall look every- body in the face, and bite their noses, and make their eyes run with water. " At night he let loose the storm.
What to read after The Queen Bee And Other Nature Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Ewald to read onlineMoreLess
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