The Well in the Wood
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Sing us Sammy Patch, old fellow. ' Really, I've sung that song so many times I'm tired of the sound of it. ' " It must be nice to be such a favorite, " said Buddie.
" Suppose we go up to the Corner and see what's stirring, " suggested the Donkey, with a yawn.
"Oh, are you going up to the Corner, too?' cried Buddie. " I am to meet the Rabbit there at two o'clock. I hope it isn't late. ' The Donkey glanced skyward.
"It isn't noon yet, ' said he.
78 THE WELL IN THE WOOD "How do you tell time?' inq...uired Buddie.
"By the way it flies. Time flies, you know. You can tell a great many birds that way, too/ As he spoke the Donkey put his lute into one of his bags and took down his sign.
"You can ride if you wish, ' he offered gra- ciously.
"Thank you, ' said Buddie. And leaving the White Blackbird asleep on his perch, for, as Buddie said, he was having such a lovely nap it would be a pity to wake him, they set off through the wood.
It was bad traveling for a short distance, but presently they came out on an old log-road ; and along this the Donkey ambled at an easy pace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sing us Sammy Patch, old fellow. ' Really, I've sung that song so many times I'm tired of the sound of it. ' " It must be nice to be such a favorite, " said Buddie.
" Suppose we go up to the Corner and see what's stirring, " suggested the Donkey, with a yawn.
"Oh, are you going up to the Corner, too?' cried Buddie. " I am to meet the Rabbit there at two o'clock. I hope it isn't late. ' The Donkey glanced skyward.
"It isn't noon yet, ' said he.
78 THE WELL IN THE WOOD "How do you tell time?' inq...uired Buddie.
"By the way it flies. Time flies, you know. You can tell a great many birds that way, too/ As he spoke the Donkey put his lute into one of his bags and took down his sign.
"You can ride if you wish, ' he offered gra- ciously.
"Thank you, ' said Buddie. And leaving the White Blackbird asleep on his perch, for, as Buddie said, he was having such a lovely nap it would be a pity to wake him, they set off through the wood.
It was bad traveling for a short distance, but presently they came out on an old log-road ; and along this the Donkey ambled at an easy pace.
What to read after The Well in the Wood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor Bert Leston to read onlineMoreLess
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