Old King Cole
Old King Cole
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"O! pull and climb, my People/' said she, "and break that Juggerman wall for me. Tour hands are power- ful hands and deft. O ! pull at those stones till no wall is left. And all you People of Field and Wood, your hands aj;e strong and your hearts are ' 127 THE, WITH good. Come, burrow and dig, to save your souls. Dig under that wall a THOUSAND holes. O! listen, my Dears, to the grinding wheels. O! scratch with your claws and kick with your heels. We must save those Children behind that wall. So... dig, my People, and make it fall. We'll save those Children; and then, O, THEN, we'll attend to those cruel Juggermen. " O ! Dears, my Dears, how the voic? of Spring did tremble and throb and bravely ring. And how her People did all obey. They pushed and pulled and burrowed, for they just wanted the Children to laugh and play. So they worked at their work the livelong day 129 At last, when the moon had climbed up high, and Night had come all over the sky, DOWN fell the Juggermen's cruel wall, and great was its rumbling, tumbling fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O! pull and climb, my People/' said she, "and break that Juggerman wall for me. Tour hands are power- ful hands and deft. O ! pull at those stones till no wall is left. And all you People of Field and Wood, your hands aj;e strong and your hearts are ' 127 THE, WITH good. Come, burrow and dig, to save your souls. Dig under that wall a THOUSAND holes. O! listen, my Dears, to the grinding wheels. O! scratch with your claws and kick with your heels. We must save those Children behind that wall. So... dig, my People, and make it fall. We'll save those Children; and then, O, THEN, we'll attend to those cruel Juggermen. " O ! Dears, my Dears, how the voic? of Spring did tremble and throb and bravely ring. And how her People did all obey. They pushed and pulled and burrowed, for they just wanted the Children to laugh and play. So they worked at their work the livelong day 129 At last, when the moon had climbed up high, and Night had come all over the sky, DOWN fell the Juggermen's cruel wall, and great was its rumbling, tumbling fall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor John to read onlineMoreLess
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