The Tiny Story Book.
The Tiny Story Book.
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One pleasant summer morning A little boy was seenBeneath a spreading oak tree Upon a village green.
And to a merry squirrel The child was heard to say--"How is it, Mr. Muncher, You always are at play?" "I laid up nuts, last autumn, So I can frolic now, "Replied the merry squirrel, And frisked along the bough.
[Illustration] "And you, my little school-boy, Must study all you can, And lay up stores of knowledge, To use when you're a man. " Near by a bird was stopping To rest its pretty wing--"Pra...y, tell me, " said the youngster, "Who taught you how to sing?" "I never had a master, " The little bird replied;"But when my mate was sitting, To comfort her I tried; "And if you like my singing, Its secret I will tell--All that we do for love, sir, We surely shall do well. " And now, dear little children, If you open wide your eyes, You will see the pretty lessons In creatures, birds, and skies.
[Illustration] [Illustration] How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour, And gather honey all the day From every opening flower!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One pleasant summer morning A little boy was seenBeneath a spreading oak tree Upon a village green.
And to a merry squirrel The child was heard to say--"How is it, Mr. Muncher, You always are at play?" "I laid up nuts, last autumn, So I can frolic now, "Replied the merry squirrel, And frisked along the bough.
[Illustration] "And you, my little school-boy, Must study all you can, And lay up stores of knowledge, To use when you're a man. " Near by a bird was stopping To rest its pretty wing--"Pra...y, tell me, " said the youngster, "Who taught you how to sing?" "I never had a master, " The little bird replied;"But when my mate was sitting, To comfort her I tried; "And if you like my singing, Its secret I will tell--All that we do for love, sir, We surely shall do well. " And now, dear little children, If you open wide your eyes, You will see the pretty lessons In creatures, birds, and skies.
[Illustration] [Illustration] How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour, And gather honey all the day From every opening flower!
What to read after The Tiny Story Book.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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