What the Moon Saw: And Other Tales
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it's boisterous here! The birds whoused to sing are dumb, and the pigs go out hunting for acorns, and thepigs are the lords of the forest!" The nights were cold and the days were misty; but, for all that, theraven sat on the branch and sang, "Good! good!" Raven and crow sat onthe high bough; and they had a large family, who all said, "Good!good!" and the majority is always right.
Under the high trees, in the hollow, was a great puddle, and here thepigs reclined, great and small. They found the ...place so inexpressiblylovely! "Oui! oui!" they all exclaimed. That was all the French theyknew, but even that was something; and they were so clever and so fat!
The old ones lay quite still, and reflected; the young ones were verybusy, and were not quiet a moment. One little porker had a twist inhis tail like a ring, and this ring was his mothers's pride: shethought all the rest were looking at the ring, and thinking only ofthe ring; but that they were not doing; they were thinking ofthemselves and of what was useful, and what was the use of the wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it's boisterous here! The birds whoused to sing are dumb, and the pigs go out hunting for acorns, and thepigs are the lords of the forest!" The nights were cold and the days were misty; but, for all that, theraven sat on the branch and sang, "Good! good!" Raven and crow sat onthe high bough; and they had a large family, who all said, "Good!good!" and the majority is always right.
Under the high trees, in the hollow, was a great puddle, and here thepigs reclined, great and small. They found the ...place so inexpressiblylovely! "Oui! oui!" they all exclaimed. That was all the French theyknew, but even that was something; and they were so clever and so fat!
The old ones lay quite still, and reflected; the young ones were verybusy, and were not quiet a moment. One little porker had a twist inhis tail like a ring, and this ring was his mothers's pride: shethought all the rest were looking at the ring, and thinking only ofthe ring; but that they were not doing; they were thinking ofthemselves and of what was useful, and what was the use of the wood.
What to read after What the Moon Saw: And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andersen Hans Christian to read onlineMoreLess
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