Little Jack Rabbit's Adventures
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Yes, sir. Busy Beaver wasbuilding a dam across the Bubbling Brook.
Somehow he knew that winter was coming, when it would be all frozenover. But he knew that if he built a dam across it, a little pond wouldform where the water would be too deep to freeze clear down to thebottom.
"I'll leave a little opening in the dam to let the water run out when itgets high enough, " said Busy Beaver to himself as he laid mud and stoneson top of a log.
If the Little People of the Sunny Meadow had only heard hi...m theywouldn't have been so worried. Little Jack Rabbit did, though, as hecame hopping down the Shady Forest Path.
"Good morning, " said the little bunny.
Busy Beaver looked up from his work. He had almost finished a mightygood job. First, he had cut down a tree, and then sawed it with hissharp teeth into logs. These he had rolled into the water, weightingthem down with stones and mud until gradually he had built up a splendiddam from the bottom of the pond.
"It's almost finished, " said Busy Beaver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, sir. Busy Beaver wasbuilding a dam across the Bubbling Brook.
Somehow he knew that winter was coming, when it would be all frozenover. But he knew that if he built a dam across it, a little pond wouldform where the water would be too deep to freeze clear down to thebottom.
"I'll leave a little opening in the dam to let the water run out when itgets high enough, " said Busy Beaver to himself as he laid mud and stoneson top of a log.
If the Little People of the Sunny Meadow had only heard hi...m theywouldn't have been so worried. Little Jack Rabbit did, though, as hecame hopping down the Shady Forest Path.
"Good morning, " said the little bunny.
Busy Beaver looked up from his work. He had almost finished a mightygood job. First, he had cut down a tree, and then sawed it with hissharp teeth into logs. These he had rolled into the water, weightingthem down with stones and mud until gradually he had built up a splendiddam from the bottom of the pond.
"It's almost finished, " said Busy Beaver.
What to read after Little Jack Rabbit's Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cory David to read onlineMoreLess
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