The Round Rabbit
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For, how it happened nobody knows, Right there in the noonday sun, " I found, " says May, "I'd fordot my tlo's, An* I staid, 'tause I touldtft run ! " Then from their little weeping guest They turned their blinking eyes, And one and all they thus expressed Their mild, polite surprise : The dog said, " cock-a-doodle-doo ! " The rabbit said, " bow-wow ! " The pussy-cat said, " to-whit, to-whoo ! " And the portly pig said, "miaw ! " 26 THE LAND OF THE CLUCKING OX.
" Cluck-cluck ! cluck-cluck ! ' '... in censure called Land of The ox of russet-red, (t Baa ! baa! " the green old peacock squalled, " Quack ! quack! " the donkey said.
For this was the Land of the Clucking Ox, And somehow, I must say, I have an idea that Curlylocks Was glad to get away.
THE STROLL-AWAY SUNBEAM A SUNBEAM blithe, in the early day Left its father and strolled away To find the dark. But all in vain ! It nestled at bedtime back again. Drooping and tired and tearful, it cried : "Father, I 've hunted far and wide; On earth lay many a gloomy spot ; Whenever I reached it, lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, how it happened nobody knows, Right there in the noonday sun, " I found, " says May, "I'd fordot my tlo's, An* I staid, 'tause I touldtft run ! " Then from their little weeping guest They turned their blinking eyes, And one and all they thus expressed Their mild, polite surprise : The dog said, " cock-a-doodle-doo ! " The rabbit said, " bow-wow ! " The pussy-cat said, " to-whit, to-whoo ! " And the portly pig said, "miaw ! " 26 THE LAND OF THE CLUCKING OX.
" Cluck-cluck ! cluck-cluck ! ' '... in censure called Land of The ox of russet-red, (t Baa ! baa! " the green old peacock squalled, " Quack ! quack! " the donkey said.
For this was the Land of the Clucking Ox, And somehow, I must say, I have an idea that Curlylocks Was glad to get away.
THE STROLL-AWAY SUNBEAM A SUNBEAM blithe, in the early day Left its father and strolled away To find the dark. But all in vain ! It nestled at bedtime back again. Drooping and tired and tearful, it cried : "Father, I 've hunted far and wide; On earth lay many a gloomy spot ; Whenever I reached it, lo !
What to read after The Round Rabbit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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