The Old Willow Tree And Other Stories
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If that were enough !" said the wind. " My master is the sun. I run my race at his behest. When he shines really n8 SOMEWHERE TN THE WOOD strong anywhere, than I go up with the warm air and fetch cold air from somewhere else and fly with it along the earth. Whether it be east or west does not concern me. " " I don't understand it, " said the linnet. " I don't understand it either, " said the wind. " But I do it !" Then he went down. And the friends stood and hung their heads and were at their w...its' end : " There is nothing for it but to die, " said the sheep's- scabious. " If I have lived through the winter, " said the hazel-bush, " I suppose I can stand this. But it's very hard. " And the bell-flower and the sheep's-scabious, who had never lived through the winter, wondered if it could really be worse than this. And the linnet dreamt of the south, where he spent the winter ; and the blades of grass had quite thrown up the game. " Can't your branches reach up to the sun ? " asked the sheep's- scabious of the hazel-bush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If that were enough !" said the wind. " My master is the sun. I run my race at his behest. When he shines really n8 SOMEWHERE TN THE WOOD strong anywhere, than I go up with the warm air and fetch cold air from somewhere else and fly with it along the earth. Whether it be east or west does not concern me. " " I don't understand it, " said the linnet. " I don't understand it either, " said the wind. " But I do it !" Then he went down. And the friends stood and hung their heads and were at their w...its' end : " There is nothing for it but to die, " said the sheep's- scabious. " If I have lived through the winter, " said the hazel-bush, " I suppose I can stand this. But it's very hard. " And the bell-flower and the sheep's-scabious, who had never lived through the winter, wondered if it could really be worse than this. And the linnet dreamt of the south, where he spent the winter ; and the blades of grass had quite thrown up the game. " Can't your branches reach up to the sun ? " asked the sheep's- scabious of the hazel-bush.
What to read after The Old Willow Tree And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Ewald to read onlineMoreLess
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