The Tale of the the Muley Cow
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"It's something about her clothes--something new she's wearing. " Mrs. Woodchuck wasn't going to give up her news too soon. She liked to getpeople well interested before she actually told them anything.
"She hasn't a pair of horns, has she!" Aunt Polly inquired eagerly.
"Oh, no! Not that! But I knew you'd like to hear the news. I knew itwould please you. " "Well, _what_ is it?" Aunt Polly demanded.
"That's a pretty poke that you have on, " Mrs. Woodchuck remarked.
Aunt Polly straightened her po...ke bonnet. "Thank you!" she said. "But dolet me hear the news. " "Can't you guess it?" Mrs. Woodchuck asked her. "Can't you guess it, nowthat I've given you a hint?" But Aunt Polly couldn't. So at last Mrs. Woodchuck told her the news: "The Muley Cow is wearing a poke! I knew you'd approve of it, becauseyou always wear one yourself. " Aunt Polly Woodchuck threw up her hands in astonishment.
"I didn't suppose the Muley Cow had sense enough to do that!" sheexclaimed.
X A SLIGHT MISTAKE Mrs. Woodchuck was glad that she had gone to Aunt Polly Woodchuck'shouse to tell her the news about the Muley Cow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It's something about her clothes--something new she's wearing. " Mrs. Woodchuck wasn't going to give up her news too soon. She liked to getpeople well interested before she actually told them anything.
"She hasn't a pair of horns, has she!" Aunt Polly inquired eagerly.
"Oh, no! Not that! But I knew you'd like to hear the news. I knew itwould please you. " "Well, _what_ is it?" Aunt Polly demanded.
"That's a pretty poke that you have on, " Mrs. Woodchuck remarked.
Aunt Polly straightened her po...ke bonnet. "Thank you!" she said. "But dolet me hear the news. " "Can't you guess it?" Mrs. Woodchuck asked her. "Can't you guess it, nowthat I've given you a hint?" But Aunt Polly couldn't. So at last Mrs. Woodchuck told her the news: "The Muley Cow is wearing a poke! I knew you'd approve of it, becauseyou always wear one yourself. " Aunt Polly Woodchuck threw up her hands in astonishment.
"I didn't suppose the Muley Cow had sense enough to do that!" sheexclaimed.
X A SLIGHT MISTAKE Mrs. Woodchuck was glad that she had gone to Aunt Polly Woodchuck'shouse to tell her the news about the Muley Cow.
What to read after The Tale of the the Muley Cow?
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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