Shenanigans At Sugar Creek
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At the bottom of the hill, we saw the great big tall snowman. The sun was still shining right straight on it, but wouldn't be, pretty soon, but would go down. So Poetry and I stopped close to it, and he got his camera ready.
"You get _The Hoosier Schoolmaster_, Bill, and turn it around andstand it up against the Hoosier schoolmaster's stomach. " Poetryordered, "so I can get a good picture of it, " which I started to do, and then gasped.... _There wasn't any Hoosier Schoolmaster!_ The bookwas go...ne. "It's gone!" I said to Poetry, and it was, and there was apage of yellow writing paper, instead.
"Hey!" I said, "There's something printed on it!" Sure enough, therewas. The piece of yellow writing tablet was standing up on the twosticks, leaning against the snow man's stomach, and was fastened sothe wind wouldn't blow it away, by another stick stuck through thepaper and into the snow man's stomach.
"It's your poem, Poetry, " I said, remembering the poem which Poetryhad written about our teacher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the bottom of the hill, we saw the great big tall snowman. The sun was still shining right straight on it, but wouldn't be, pretty soon, but would go down. So Poetry and I stopped close to it, and he got his camera ready.
"You get _The Hoosier Schoolmaster_, Bill, and turn it around andstand it up against the Hoosier schoolmaster's stomach. " Poetryordered, "so I can get a good picture of it, " which I started to do, and then gasped.... _There wasn't any Hoosier Schoolmaster!_ The bookwas go...ne. "It's gone!" I said to Poetry, and it was, and there was apage of yellow writing paper, instead.
"Hey!" I said, "There's something printed on it!" Sure enough, therewas. The piece of yellow writing tablet was standing up on the twosticks, leaning against the snow man's stomach, and was fastened sothe wind wouldn't blow it away, by another stick stuck through thepaper and into the snow man's stomach.
"It's your poem, Poetry, " I said, remembering the poem which Poetryhad written about our teacher.
What to read after Shenanigans At Sugar Creek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutchens Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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