Where Animals Talk; West African Folk Lore Tales
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But, that it has wings, makes it look like a bird. It is a bird. Call for the Birds ! We will disperse. " So, they dispersed.
Then Bat called the Birds to come. They came, big and little; Pelicans, Eagles, Herons and all the others. When they all had come together, they said to Bat, "Show us the dead body. ' ' He told them, " Here it is ! Come ! look upon WHERE ANIMALS TALK 165 it!" They looked and examined carefully. Then they said, "Yes! it resembles us; for, it has wings as we. But, about th...e teeth, No! We birds, none of us, have any teeth. This person does not resemble us with those teeth. It does not belong to us. " And all the Birds stepped aside.
During the while that the talking had been going on, Ants had come and laid hold of the body, and could not be driven away. Then one of the Birds said to Bat, "I told you, you ought not to delay the burial, for, many things might happen. " The Ants had eaten the body and there was no burial. And all the birds and beasts went away.
Bat, left alone, said to himself, "All the fault of all this trouble is because of Joba.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, that it has wings, makes it look like a bird. It is a bird. Call for the Birds ! We will disperse. " So, they dispersed.
Then Bat called the Birds to come. They came, big and little; Pelicans, Eagles, Herons and all the others. When they all had come together, they said to Bat, "Show us the dead body. ' ' He told them, " Here it is ! Come ! look upon WHERE ANIMALS TALK 165 it!" They looked and examined carefully. Then they said, "Yes! it resembles us; for, it has wings as we. But, about th...e teeth, No! We birds, none of us, have any teeth. This person does not resemble us with those teeth. It does not belong to us. " And all the Birds stepped aside.
During the while that the talking had been going on, Ants had come and laid hold of the body, and could not be driven away. Then one of the Birds said to Bat, "I told you, you ought not to delay the burial, for, many things might happen. " The Ants had eaten the body and there was no burial. And all the birds and beasts went away.
Bat, left alone, said to himself, "All the fault of all this trouble is because of Joba.
What to read after Where Animals Talk; West African Folk Lore Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hamill Nassau to read onlineMoreLess
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