The Tale of Freddie Firefly
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And doesn't he let you come here inhis dooryard whenever you please? I should think THAT was something tobe thankful for!" "Now that you speak of it, I don't know but that you're right, " FreddieFirefly admitted, "though I never thought of such a thing before. " Andnot wishing to be ungrateful to Farmer Green, he promptly put out hislight.
Of course, that was just what Benjamin was waiting for. And since hecould see perfectly in the dark, without a moment's warning he rushedstraight at Freddie ...Firefly, with his mouth wide open.
If Freddie hadn't happened to flash his light just at that moment hewould never have flashed it again.
As soon as Benjamin Bat saw the greenish-white gleam he was so afraid ofgetting burned--not knowing that Freddie's light could not harm him--hewas so afraid that he swerved sharply to one side and zigzagged aboutthe yard for a few seconds.
But he soon returned to speak to Freddie Firefly once more.
"You made a good beginning, " he told Freddie. "But you turned your lighton again too quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And doesn't he let you come here inhis dooryard whenever you please? I should think THAT was something tobe thankful for!" "Now that you speak of it, I don't know but that you're right, " FreddieFirefly admitted, "though I never thought of such a thing before. " Andnot wishing to be ungrateful to Farmer Green, he promptly put out hislight.
Of course, that was just what Benjamin was waiting for. And since hecould see perfectly in the dark, without a moment's warning he rushedstraight at Freddie ...Firefly, with his mouth wide open.
If Freddie hadn't happened to flash his light just at that moment hewould never have flashed it again.
As soon as Benjamin Bat saw the greenish-white gleam he was so afraid ofgetting burned--not knowing that Freddie's light could not harm him--hewas so afraid that he swerved sharply to one side and zigzagged aboutthe yard for a few seconds.
But he soon returned to speak to Freddie Firefly once more.
"You made a good beginning, " he told Freddie. "But you turned your lighton again too quickly.
What to read after The Tale of Freddie Firefly?
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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