The Story of the Teasing Monkey
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"I wish I could get a cocoa-nut. " "It would make you very fat, " said the rats.
"Yes, " said Jacko, "and I don't want to be fat for those old lions. " "Ho, ho!" said the lions. "A cocoa-nut will make him fat; we'll get him one at once. " But when they came to the tree they could not reach a single cocoa- nut!
So the lion went back and told the little rats very fiercely that he would tear down the stones, and eat them all up at once, if they did not fetch him down some cocoa-nuts at once.
'--V*... .. ' - This terrified the little rats. They scampered up the tree, and gnawed off the cocoa-nuts as fast as they ever could.
But as the cocoa-nuts fell on the heads of the lion and lioness, and hurt them very much, the little rats took care to stay up the tree till it was dark.
As soon as their heads felt a little better, the lion and lioness took the cocoa-nuts.
And carried them to Jacko.
They had to make a very large hole to put them in, but they built it up carefully again.
Jacko was very much delighted to get the cocoa-nuts, but he had hard work tearing off the hairy outside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wish I could get a cocoa-nut. " "It would make you very fat, " said the rats.
"Yes, " said Jacko, "and I don't want to be fat for those old lions. " "Ho, ho!" said the lions. "A cocoa-nut will make him fat; we'll get him one at once. " But when they came to the tree they could not reach a single cocoa- nut!
So the lion went back and told the little rats very fiercely that he would tear down the stones, and eat them all up at once, if they did not fetch him down some cocoa-nuts at once.
'--V*... .. ' - This terrified the little rats. They scampered up the tree, and gnawed off the cocoa-nuts as fast as they ever could.
But as the cocoa-nuts fell on the heads of the lion and lioness, and hurt them very much, the little rats took care to stay up the tree till it was dark.
As soon as their heads felt a little better, the lion and lioness took the cocoa-nuts.
And carried them to Jacko.
They had to make a very large hole to put them in, but they built it up carefully again.
Jacko was very much delighted to get the cocoa-nuts, but he had hard work tearing off the hairy outside.
What to read after The Story of the Teasing Monkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bannerman Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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