Freddy Goes to Florida
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They made a great many pleasant friends among the natives, and even Mr. and Mrs. Webb made the acquaintance of a number of very interesting and agreeable spiders, with whom they discussed fly-catching, and compared notes on weaving and other matters of interest.
But at last one morning when they awoke, the sky was full of flocks of birds—bluebirds and blackbirds and red-wings and yellow-hammers and purple grackles—all flying steadily northward. And then they knew that spring had come and it was ...time for them to be starting back home.
“Well, I for one shall be glad to get back,” said Mrs. Wiggins. “We’ve had a grand time travelling, but home’s a pretty good place. The snow is all gone by this time, I expect, and Mr. Bean is getting ready to plant his potatoes and corn and cabbages.”
“And the old elm by the barn is all covered with buds,” said Charles.
“And the ice is gone out of the duck pond,” said Alice and Emma.
“And Mr. Bean will need me to help with the spring ploughing,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They made a great many pleasant friends among the natives, and even Mr. and Mrs. Webb made the acquaintance of a number of very interesting and agreeable spiders, with whom they discussed fly-catching, and compared notes on weaving and other matters of interest.
But at last one morning when they awoke, the sky was full of flocks of birds—bluebirds and blackbirds and red-wings and yellow-hammers and purple grackles—all flying steadily northward. And then they knew that spring had come and it was ...time for them to be starting back home.
“Well, I for one shall be glad to get back,” said Mrs. Wiggins. “We’ve had a grand time travelling, but home’s a pretty good place. The snow is all gone by this time, I expect, and Mr. Bean is getting ready to plant his potatoes and corn and cabbages.”
“And the old elm by the barn is all covered with buds,” said Charles.
“And the ice is gone out of the duck pond,” said Alice and Emma.
“And Mr. Bean will need me to help with the spring ploughing,”
What to read after Freddy Goes to Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter R. Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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