Trees in Prose And Poetry
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He was just wondering what he would do to prevent the annoyance, when, looking down, he saw that some little creatures had appeared upon the scene and were striking right and left at the pines with a sharp tool against which needles and cones were of no use whatever. " How good of those little things to take my part/' said Mr. Maple to himself. 34 TREES IN PROSE AND POETRY In a very short time hundreds of the Pines were lying prone upon the earth. Some were formed into a house, while others wer...e drawn away to a small stream, were rolled into its sluggish waters, and soon disap- peared forever from the gaze of Mr. Pine, who grieved for them, and of Mr. Maple, who did not. " Nobody here now, of any consequence, " exclaimed Mr. Pine, with a contemptuous look at Mr. Maple. Mr. Maple paid no attention. " If you were not such a dwarf I 'd talk to you sometimes, if you dont amount to much, " he finally said, with an air of great conde- scension. " It makes me hoarse to talk down so far. " For a long time after that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was just wondering what he would do to prevent the annoyance, when, looking down, he saw that some little creatures had appeared upon the scene and were striking right and left at the pines with a sharp tool against which needles and cones were of no use whatever. " How good of those little things to take my part/' said Mr. Maple to himself. 34 TREES IN PROSE AND POETRY In a very short time hundreds of the Pines were lying prone upon the earth. Some were formed into a house, while others wer...e drawn away to a small stream, were rolled into its sluggish waters, and soon disap- peared forever from the gaze of Mr. Pine, who grieved for them, and of Mr. Maple, who did not. " Nobody here now, of any consequence, " exclaimed Mr. Pine, with a contemptuous look at Mr. Maple. Mr. Maple paid no attention. " If you were not such a dwarf I 'd talk to you sometimes, if you dont amount to much, " he finally said, with an air of great conde- scension. " It makes me hoarse to talk down so far. " For a long time after that Mr.
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