The Tale of Snowball Lamb
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As for the bear, he didn't say a single word. And that seemed odd. Somehow Snowball didn't quite like it because the bear didn't exclaimhow nice and tender he was. His tail was still held fast. And that wasas much as Snowball knew.
At last he slowly opened his eyes. To his astonishment he saw no bear. In fact he saw nobody at all. For the last of Farmer Green's flock ofsheep had vanished. And Snowball noticed, resting on the tip of histail, a stone. Though he did not know it, the last sheep to ...leave hadkicked it down upon him purely by accident.
Snowball gave a _baa_ of surprise and relief. With a little effort hemanaged to jerk his tail from under the stone. Then he sprang to hisfeet. And since there was no knowing where the bear was, Snowball madeall haste to get on the other side of the stone wall and join the flockof sheep once more.
When Aunt Nancy saw him she did not act half as pleased as he hadexpected she would.
"You got us into a pickle, young man!" she greeted him.
"It seems to me, " he replied, "that you are the one that made all thetrouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for the bear, he didn't say a single word. And that seemed odd. Somehow Snowball didn't quite like it because the bear didn't exclaimhow nice and tender he was. His tail was still held fast. And that wasas much as Snowball knew.
At last he slowly opened his eyes. To his astonishment he saw no bear. In fact he saw nobody at all. For the last of Farmer Green's flock ofsheep had vanished. And Snowball noticed, resting on the tip of histail, a stone. Though he did not know it, the last sheep to ...leave hadkicked it down upon him purely by accident.
Snowball gave a _baa_ of surprise and relief. With a little effort hemanaged to jerk his tail from under the stone. Then he sprang to hisfeet. And since there was no knowing where the bear was, Snowball madeall haste to get on the other side of the stone wall and join the flockof sheep once more.
When Aunt Nancy saw him she did not act half as pleased as he hadexpected she would.
"You got us into a pickle, young man!" she greeted him.
"It seems to me, " he replied, "that you are the one that made all thetrouble.
What to read after The Tale of Snowball Lamb?
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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