To a Cootie ..
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10 While on a vigor'us hunt one day, A lone wee Cootie thought he'd stay And hide upon his hairy leg And take the Scottie down a peg.
Now, Coots are not supposed to bite When men are standing up to fight; But this wee Cootie didn't care, Bit Scottie's leg and made him swear.
n It angered him, the Cootie's nip Annoyed him so he couldn't snip ; He stooped to get the base marauder, When, crash! a noise that made him shudder.
A shot sped on its deadly way, Smashing a hole in the chalky clay, Right ...back of where his head had been- He'd ducked in time to save his skin.
^^CT) 12 He got the Cootie he was after, But didn't kill the little grafter ; Holding it gently in his hand, Sat right down, too weak to stand.
That pellet of death had meant to slay.
And but for the Cootie, he'd bei on his way; Right now to the gate of St. Peter ; Yes, on the way to meet his Creator.
13 Trembling so he could scarcely speak, Gently pressed the Coot to his cheek; Wild thoughts were buzzing in his head- "Thank God for you," then Angus said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10 While on a vigor'us hunt one day, A lone wee Cootie thought he'd stay And hide upon his hairy leg And take the Scottie down a peg.
Now, Coots are not supposed to bite When men are standing up to fight; But this wee Cootie didn't care, Bit Scottie's leg and made him swear.
n It angered him, the Cootie's nip Annoyed him so he couldn't snip ; He stooped to get the base marauder, When, crash! a noise that made him shudder.
A shot sped on its deadly way, Smashing a hole in the chalky clay, Right ...back of where his head had been- He'd ducked in time to save his skin.
^^CT) 12 He got the Cootie he was after, But didn't kill the little grafter ; Holding it gently in his hand, Sat right down, too weak to stand.
That pellet of death had meant to slay.
And but for the Cootie, he'd bei on his way; Right now to the gate of St. Peter ; Yes, on the way to meet his Creator.
13 Trembling so he could scarcely speak, Gently pressed the Coot to his cheek; Wild thoughts were buzzing in his head- "Thank God for you," then Angus said.
What to read after To a Cootie ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heron, James H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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