Toby Tyler
Toby Tyler
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" "Didn't you ever hear any of them speak a word?" "Never. I've been in a circus, man an' boy, nigh on to forty years, an'I never seen nothin' in a monkey more 'n any other beast, except theirawful mischiefness. " "Well, " said Toby, still unconvinced, "I believe Mr. Stubbs knows what Isay to him, anyway. " "Now don't be foolish, Toby, " pleaded Ben. "You can't show me one thingthat a monkey ever did because you told him to. " Just at this moment Toby felt someone pulling at the back of his coa...t, and, looking round, he saw it was a little brown hand, reaching throughthe bars of the air hole of the cage, that was tugging away at his coat.
"There!" he said, triumphantly, to Ben. "Look there! I told Mr. Stubbsif he wanted anything more to eat, to tell me an' I would give it tohim. Now you can see for yourself that he's come for it. " And Toby tooka doughnut from his pocket and put it into the tiny hand, which wasimmediately withdrawn.
"Now what do you think of Mr. Stubbs knowing what I say to him?" "They often stick their paws up through there, " said Ben, in a matter offact tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Didn't you ever hear any of them speak a word?" "Never. I've been in a circus, man an' boy, nigh on to forty years, an'I never seen nothin' in a monkey more 'n any other beast, except theirawful mischiefness. " "Well, " said Toby, still unconvinced, "I believe Mr. Stubbs knows what Isay to him, anyway. " "Now don't be foolish, Toby, " pleaded Ben. "You can't show me one thingthat a monkey ever did because you told him to. " Just at this moment Toby felt someone pulling at the back of his coa...t, and, looking round, he saw it was a little brown hand, reaching throughthe bars of the air hole of the cage, that was tugging away at his coat.
"There!" he said, triumphantly, to Ben. "Look there! I told Mr. Stubbsif he wanted anything more to eat, to tell me an' I would give it tohim. Now you can see for yourself that he's come for it. " And Toby tooka doughnut from his pocket and put it into the tiny hand, which wasimmediately withdrawn.
"Now what do you think of Mr. Stubbs knowing what I say to him?" "They often stick their paws up through there, " said Ben, in a matter offact tone.
What to read after Toby Tyler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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