Rago And Goni the Tree Dweller Children
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" THE ANIMALS 31 Goni bit into the rough black truffle with her sharp teeth.
It was white inside. "I like it, " said Goni, as she ate the truffle.
"I have never eaten a truffle be- fore. " "Look, Goni!" cried Rago, ^ "I think there must be a bee's nest in that hollow stump. " "I should like some honey, " said Rago.
"But the bees might sting you, " said Goni.
"I won't mind a bee's sting, " answered Rago.
So Rago went toward the hol- low stump. He looked in. It was filled with sweet wild honey.
3...2 RAGO AND GONI Rago put in his hand and filled it with the honey.
The bees didn't like their nest being robbed. They buzzed about Rago and THE ANIMALS 33 stung him badly, but he didn't care because he was used to being hurt.
"Goni, come and eat some honey, " called Rago.
"No, no, Rago, I am afraid of the bees. " "Then stay where you are and I will bring you some, ' ' called Rago.
So Rago filled his hand again with honey and ran with it to Goni.
"Thank you, Rago, " said Goni, "I wish I were as brave as you are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE ANIMALS 31 Goni bit into the rough black truffle with her sharp teeth.
It was white inside. "I like it, " said Goni, as she ate the truffle.
"I have never eaten a truffle be- fore. " "Look, Goni!" cried Rago, ^ "I think there must be a bee's nest in that hollow stump. " "I should like some honey, " said Rago.
"But the bees might sting you, " said Goni.
"I won't mind a bee's sting, " answered Rago.
So Rago went toward the hol- low stump. He looked in. It was filled with sweet wild honey.
3...2 RAGO AND GONI Rago put in his hand and filled it with the honey.
The bees didn't like their nest being robbed. They buzzed about Rago and THE ANIMALS 33 stung him badly, but he didn't care because he was used to being hurt.
"Goni, come and eat some honey, " called Rago.
"No, no, Rago, I am afraid of the bees. " "Then stay where you are and I will bring you some, ' ' called Rago.
So Rago filled his hand again with honey and ran with it to Goni.
"Thank you, Rago, " said Goni, "I wish I were as brave as you are.
What to read after Rago And Goni the Tree Dweller Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Wiley to read onlineMoreLess
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