The Childs Casket With Fine
The Childs Casket With Fine
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CHILD'S CASKET. 15 THE PRISONER SET FREE.
Thomas, a little country boy, caught a squir- rel in the woods, and carried it home to his brothers and sisters. When they saw it, they jumped for joy. It had a long bushy tail and a pair of bright eyes. It looked frightened. Thomas gave it nuts, but it would not eat. It looked as if it wished itself back in the woods, and tried to run away. Thomas had tied a string around its neck so that it could not run away.
" Poor little thing, " said Mary, " it wa...nts its liberty. " Liberty ! That was something Thomas had not thought of. The thought had not come into his head that the squirrel could never be happy in slavery. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that he ought to set it free. At last he summoned up all his resolution, caught up the squirrel, and ran back to the woods. He put it down under the tree where he first saw it. The squirrel darted up the tree, and was in a minute on one of the highest branches. He looked down and chirrupped loudly, as if to thank Thomas for giving him his liberty, and the little boy certainly did not feel less happy for doing as his conscience told him was right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHILD'S CASKET. 15 THE PRISONER SET FREE.
Thomas, a little country boy, caught a squir- rel in the woods, and carried it home to his brothers and sisters. When they saw it, they jumped for joy. It had a long bushy tail and a pair of bright eyes. It looked frightened. Thomas gave it nuts, but it would not eat. It looked as if it wished itself back in the woods, and tried to run away. Thomas had tied a string around its neck so that it could not run away.
" Poor little thing, " said Mary, " it wa...nts its liberty. " Liberty ! That was something Thomas had not thought of. The thought had not come into his head that the squirrel could never be happy in slavery. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that he ought to set it free. At last he summoned up all his resolution, caught up the squirrel, and ran back to the woods. He put it down under the tree where he first saw it. The squirrel darted up the tree, and was in a minute on one of the highest branches. He looked down and chirrupped loudly, as if to thank Thomas for giving him his liberty, and the little boy certainly did not feel less happy for doing as his conscience told him was right.
What to read after The Childs Casket With Fine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Adolphe Ganot to read onlineMoreLess
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