Toots And His Friends
Toots And His Friends
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day in the summer Toots sat on doorstep talking with his little . Friend, Fred Haldon, when a man came up to the gate with a hand- organ and asked if he might come in.
" Oh, mamma ! mamma ! " called Toots, " come as soon as you can, for he has a monkey with him. " His mother looked out of the window and nodded to the man. " Yes, he could play if he wished. " Then she went out on the doorstep with the children. The monkey came to her at once. It looked so tired and sad, she said, " Poor little f...ellow ! " He seemed to understand her, for he sprang into her lap and rubbed his head against her hand.
" How tired he is ! " she said kindly, " do let him rest while we feed him. " The monkey would not eat much, he seemed too weary, but he bowed his thanks and then put his head on her hand again. When the man stopped playing the lady told him he would lose his monkey if he did not let it rest. The man laughed and sat down under a tree. This seemed to please the monkey, for he went to him TO A TIRED VISITOR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
day in the summer Toots sat on doorstep talking with his little . Friend, Fred Haldon, when a man came up to the gate with a hand- organ and asked if he might come in.
" Oh, mamma ! mamma ! " called Toots, " come as soon as you can, for he has a monkey with him. " His mother looked out of the window and nodded to the man. " Yes, he could play if he wished. " Then she went out on the doorstep with the children. The monkey came to her at once. It looked so tired and sad, she said, " Poor little f...ellow ! " He seemed to understand her, for he sprang into her lap and rubbed his head against her hand.
" How tired he is ! " she said kindly, " do let him rest while we feed him. " The monkey would not eat much, he seemed too weary, but he bowed his thanks and then put his head on her hand again. When the man stopped playing the lady told him he would lose his monkey if he did not let it rest. The man laughed and sat down under a tree. This seemed to please the monkey, for he went to him TO A TIRED VISITOR.
What to read after Toots And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Tannatt Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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