The Pond
The Pond
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" " That's a disgusting fellow, " said Mrs. Reed- Warbler. " It was very nice of you to give him a piece of your mind. I quite agree with you. Besides, I myself performed a really fine action to-day. " She ran to the reed and looked into the water : " Are you there, my little grub ? " she asked. " Yes, thank you, " said the May-fly grub. E 66 THE POND " And how are you ? ' " Fairly. The eel almost caught sight of me ; and I was nearly getting into the bladder-wort's prison ; and the water-spide...r was after me before that. Other- wise, I'm all right/' " What's this now ? " asked the reed-warbler. " Oh, " answered his wife, " it's a protegee of mine ! A little May-fly grub. I promised that I wouldn't eat her. She is so happy at the thought of being grown-up . . . And that only for a couple of hours, poor little thing ! ' She said nothing about her intention of eating the grub when she was grown up ; and the reed-warbler was seriously angry. " What sentimental gammon ! " he said. " It's unseem- ly for a woman with five children to commit such follies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " That's a disgusting fellow, " said Mrs. Reed- Warbler. " It was very nice of you to give him a piece of your mind. I quite agree with you. Besides, I myself performed a really fine action to-day. " She ran to the reed and looked into the water : " Are you there, my little grub ? " she asked. " Yes, thank you, " said the May-fly grub. E 66 THE POND " And how are you ? ' " Fairly. The eel almost caught sight of me ; and I was nearly getting into the bladder-wort's prison ; and the water-spide...r was after me before that. Other- wise, I'm all right/' " What's this now ? " asked the reed-warbler. " Oh, " answered his wife, " it's a protegee of mine ! A little May-fly grub. I promised that I wouldn't eat her. She is so happy at the thought of being grown-up . . . And that only for a couple of hours, poor little thing ! ' She said nothing about her intention of eating the grub when she was grown up ; and the reed-warbler was seriously angry. " What sentimental gammon ! " he said. " It's unseem- ly for a woman with five children to commit such follies.
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