Umboo, the Elephant
Umboo, the Elephant
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" So most of the wild elephants became quiet. Some of them still torearound, trumpeting, but the big tame elephants pulled them with ropesto the trees where they were made fast. Mrs. Stumptail, and the othermother elephants, soon calmed down, and the boys and girls, like Umbooand Keedah, did as their mothers did.
In a short time the wild elephants were all either tied fast to trees, or were led away between two of the tame ones. Umboo was taken awayfrom his mother.
"Oh, where am I going?" he cr...ied to the tame elephants, one on eitherside of him. "I want to stay with you, Mother! Where are you takingme?" "Do not make such a fuss, elephant boy, " spoke one of the tame ones. "You will come to no harm, and you will see your mother again. You aregoing to go to school. You are young, and you will learn much moreeasily than some of the big elephants. Also you will have good thingsto eat and water to drink. Be nice now, and come with us. " Umboo had to go along whether he wanted to or not, for the big, tameelephants would pull him by the ropes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So most of the wild elephants became quiet. Some of them still torearound, trumpeting, but the big tame elephants pulled them with ropesto the trees where they were made fast. Mrs. Stumptail, and the othermother elephants, soon calmed down, and the boys and girls, like Umbooand Keedah, did as their mothers did.
In a short time the wild elephants were all either tied fast to trees, or were led away between two of the tame ones. Umboo was taken awayfrom his mother.
"Oh, where am I going?" he cr...ied to the tame elephants, one on eitherside of him. "I want to stay with you, Mother! Where are you takingme?" "Do not make such a fuss, elephant boy, " spoke one of the tame ones. "You will come to no harm, and you will see your mother again. You aregoing to go to school. You are young, and you will learn much moreeasily than some of the big elephants. Also you will have good thingsto eat and water to drink. Be nice now, and come with us. " Umboo had to go along whether he wanted to or not, for the big, tameelephants would pull him by the ropes.
What to read after Umboo, the Elephant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garis Howard Roger to read onlineMoreLess
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