The Tale of Betsy Butterfly
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She had noticed the crowd from a distance. And she had justarrived, quite out of breath.
Before Betsy Butterfly's cousin Bill could answer, Jennie Junebugactually threatened him.
"If you were talking about me I shall have to knock you down, " shedeclared.
He had heard that Jennie delighted in flying _bang_ into anybody. Buthe did not know that she indulged in that unladylike trick _only afterdark_.
"Of course I didn't mean you!" he said hastily.
"And I hope you didn't mean my friend Mrs. Ladybu...g, either, " JennieJunebug added. "For if you did----" But Butterfly Bill waited to hear no more. Thoroughly frightened, hesought safety in flight. And as he flew away Mrs. Ladybug couldn't helpnoticing the dust on his wings.
"They're certainly a peculiar lot--that Butterfly family!" shemuttered.
VIII DO YOU LIKE BUTTER?
AFTER Mrs. Ladybug failed in her attempt to brush the dust off BetsyButterfly she grew more jealous of Betsy than ever.
It was really a shame that Mrs. Ladybug should feel like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had noticed the crowd from a distance. And she had justarrived, quite out of breath.
Before Betsy Butterfly's cousin Bill could answer, Jennie Junebugactually threatened him.
"If you were talking about me I shall have to knock you down, " shedeclared.
He had heard that Jennie delighted in flying _bang_ into anybody. Buthe did not know that she indulged in that unladylike trick _only afterdark_.
"Of course I didn't mean you!" he said hastily.
"And I hope you didn't mean my friend Mrs. Ladybu...g, either, " JennieJunebug added. "For if you did----" But Butterfly Bill waited to hear no more. Thoroughly frightened, hesought safety in flight. And as he flew away Mrs. Ladybug couldn't helpnoticing the dust on his wings.
"They're certainly a peculiar lot--that Butterfly family!" shemuttered.
VIII DO YOU LIKE BUTTER?
AFTER Mrs. Ladybug failed in her attempt to brush the dust off BetsyButterfly she grew more jealous of Betsy than ever.
It was really a shame that Mrs. Ladybug should feel like that.
What to read after The Tale of Betsy Butterfly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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