Story Hour Readers — book Three
Story Hour Readers — book Three
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Then hetrudged home again through the snow.
When he arrived in front of the hut, he put the little Mill down on thesnow, and said at once, "Grind, quickly grind, little Mill, Grind a HOUSE--with a right good will!" The little Mill ground and ground, until there stood, in place of thehut, the finest house in the world. It had fine large windows and broadstairways, and the house was furnished from garret to cellar.
By spring, the Mill had ground out the last article that was needed forthe house, ...and the Poor Brother cried, "Halt, halt, little Mill!" The Mill obeyed him.
Then the Poor Brother placed the Mill in the barnyard and told it togrind horses, cows, woolly sheep, and fat little pigs.
When he told it to halt, the Mill stopped grinding.
The Poor Brother carried the Mill to the fields and commanded it togrind rich crops of wheat, oats, barley, and corn.
Then he took the Mill into the house and asked it to grind fine clothingfor his wife and his daughters, and to keep all the cupboards filledwith good things to eat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then hetrudged home again through the snow.
When he arrived in front of the hut, he put the little Mill down on thesnow, and said at once, "Grind, quickly grind, little Mill, Grind a HOUSE--with a right good will!" The little Mill ground and ground, until there stood, in place of thehut, the finest house in the world. It had fine large windows and broadstairways, and the house was furnished from garret to cellar.
By spring, the Mill had ground out the last article that was needed forthe house, ...and the Poor Brother cried, "Halt, halt, little Mill!" The Mill obeyed him.
Then the Poor Brother placed the Mill in the barnyard and told it togrind horses, cows, woolly sheep, and fat little pigs.
When he told it to halt, the Mill stopped grinding.
The Poor Brother carried the Mill to the fields and commanded it togrind rich crops of wheat, oats, barley, and corn.
Then he took the Mill into the house and asked it to grind fine clothingfor his wife and his daughters, and to keep all the cupboards filledwith good things to eat.
What to read after Story Hour Readers — book Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coe Ida to read onlineMoreLess
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