Elson Primary School Reader
Elson Primary School Reader
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Then Mother Spider quickly took up her bag and hurried away through the grass.
Digitized by LjOOQIC Mother Spider 225 *'Well, I never !^' said Grasshopper Green, who was playing see-saw on a blade of grass.
**No, nor I/' grnmbled Mr. Beetle, as he wrig- gled back to his feet. **I didn't want her bag She needn't have made such a fuss just because I happened to stumble against her.'' *'She must have something very fine in that bag," said Grasshopper Green. **She was so frightened when she dropped... it! I wonder what it was." And he balanced himself on his grass blade until a stray breeze blew him off.
Not long after this. Grasshopper Green started out for a little exercise before breakfast. Just as he reached the edge of the brook, he saw Mother Spider coming slowly toward him. She no longer carried the little white bag, but he could see that she had something on her back.
''Good morning, neighbor," called Grasshopper Green. ''Can I help you carry your things?" "Thank you very much," she said, "but they would fall off when you give your great jumps." Digitized by LjOOQ IC 226 Mother Spider ^^They!'^ cried Grasshopper Green in great sur- prise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Mother Spider quickly took up her bag and hurried away through the grass.
Digitized by LjOOQIC Mother Spider 225 *'Well, I never !^' said Grasshopper Green, who was playing see-saw on a blade of grass.
**No, nor I/' grnmbled Mr. Beetle, as he wrig- gled back to his feet. **I didn't want her bag She needn't have made such a fuss just because I happened to stumble against her.'' *'She must have something very fine in that bag," said Grasshopper Green. **She was so frightened when she dropped... it! I wonder what it was." And he balanced himself on his grass blade until a stray breeze blew him off.
Not long after this. Grasshopper Green started out for a little exercise before breakfast. Just as he reached the edge of the brook, he saw Mother Spider coming slowly toward him. She no longer carried the little white bag, but he could see that she had something on her back.
''Good morning, neighbor," called Grasshopper Green. ''Can I help you carry your things?" "Thank you very much," she said, "but they would fall off when you give your great jumps." Digitized by LjOOQ IC 226 Mother Spider ^^They!'^ cried Grasshopper Green in great sur- prise.
What to read after Elson Primary School Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Harris Elson to read onlineMoreLess
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