Zodiac Town
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I'm not saying as tothat. " Amos and Ann were filled with curiosity. They wanted to know what"Contrary Mary's truck" might be.
"You tell them, " the gypsy said to the Journeying Man. And J. M. Did.
"You ask why Mary was called contrary? Well, this is why, my dear: She planted the most outlandish things In her garden every year; She was always sowing the queerest seed, And when advised to stop, Her answer was merely, 'No, indeed-- Just wait till you see the crop!' "And here are some of the c...rops, my child (Although not nearly all): Bananarcissus and cucumberries, And violettuce small; Potatomatoes, melonions rare, And rhubarberries round, With porcupineapples prickly-rough On a little bush close to the ground.
"She gathered the stuff in mid-July And sent it away to sell-- And now you'll see how she earned her name, And how she earned it well. Were the crops hauled off in a farmer's cart? No, not by any means, But in little June-buggies and automobeetles And dragonflying-machines!" JULY _VII_ _JULY_ [Illustration: _Leo_] The July house was an old, old house, With an old, old man inside, Who told them stories of other days, Stories of pluck and pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm not saying as tothat. " Amos and Ann were filled with curiosity. They wanted to know what"Contrary Mary's truck" might be.
"You tell them, " the gypsy said to the Journeying Man. And J. M. Did.
"You ask why Mary was called contrary? Well, this is why, my dear: She planted the most outlandish things In her garden every year; She was always sowing the queerest seed, And when advised to stop, Her answer was merely, 'No, indeed-- Just wait till you see the crop!' "And here are some of the c...rops, my child (Although not nearly all): Bananarcissus and cucumberries, And violettuce small; Potatomatoes, melonions rare, And rhubarberries round, With porcupineapples prickly-rough On a little bush close to the ground.
"She gathered the stuff in mid-July And sent it away to sell-- And now you'll see how she earned her name, And how she earned it well. Were the crops hauled off in a farmer's cart? No, not by any means, But in little June-buggies and automobeetles And dragonflying-machines!" JULY _VII_ _JULY_ [Illustration: _Leo_] The July house was an old, old house, With an old, old man inside, Who told them stories of other days, Stories of pluck and pride.
What to read after Zodiac Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turner Nancy Byrd to read onlineMoreLess
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