Third Reader
Third Reader
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Everybody was 8 113 so glad to be on land that eating soup with clam shells for spoons, sleeping on beds of leaves, and hearing wolves howl were not hardships at all.
Early next morning Mr. Robinson, Fritz, and I started off to see the island. Fan was left at home to take care of Mrs. Robin- son and the children.
I shall never forget that trip as long as I live. I saw so many wonderful things I can't remember half of them. There were birds with bright feathers, strange plants, wild pigs, and hu...ndreds and hundreds of monkeys old ones, big ones, homely ones, and little ones. I ran right into the middle of a troop of them, and in a twinkling of an eye they were in the tops of the tallest trees, grinning at me. I pretended that I didn't care, but I did; I wanted to catch one of them.
When Fritz and his father came and saw the monkeys in the tops of the trees they threw stones at them. I don't believe they tried to hit them, because they did not 114 throw straight or high enough; but the monkeys thought they did, and scolded and scolded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody was 8 113 so glad to be on land that eating soup with clam shells for spoons, sleeping on beds of leaves, and hearing wolves howl were not hardships at all.
Early next morning Mr. Robinson, Fritz, and I started off to see the island. Fan was left at home to take care of Mrs. Robin- son and the children.
I shall never forget that trip as long as I live. I saw so many wonderful things I can't remember half of them. There were birds with bright feathers, strange plants, wild pigs, and hu...ndreds and hundreds of monkeys old ones, big ones, homely ones, and little ones. I ran right into the middle of a troop of them, and in a twinkling of an eye they were in the tops of the tallest trees, grinning at me. I pretended that I didn't care, but I did; I wanted to catch one of them.
When Fritz and his father came and saw the monkeys in the tops of the trees they threw stones at them. I don't believe they tried to hit them, because they did not 114 throw straight or high enough; but the monkeys thought they did, and scolded and scolded.
What to read after Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California State Board of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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