A Primary Reader. Old-Time Stories, Fairy Tales and Myths, Retold by Children
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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. THE UGLY DUCKLING. under broke does keep only turkey warm ugly water A duck made her nest under some leaves. [Illustration: THE DUCK S NEST.] She sat on the eggs to keep them warm. At last the eggs broke, one after the other. Little ducks came out. Only one egg was left. It was a very large one. At last it broke, and out came a big, ugly duckling. What a big duckling! said the old duck. He does not look like us. Can he be a turkey?-We will see. If he does not like the water, he is not a duck. * * * * * * * mother jumped duckling splash swim bigger called began little The next day the mother duck took her ducklings to the pond. [Illustration: THE DUCK TAKES HER DUCKLINGS TO SWIM.] Splash! Splash! The mother duck was in the water. Then she called the ducklings to come in. They all jumped in and began to swim. The big, ugly duckling swam, too. The mother duck said, He is not a turkey. He is my own little duck.He will not be so ugly when he is bigger. * * * * * * * yard alone while noise hurt that eating know want Then she said to the ducklings, Come with me. I want you to see the other ducks. Stay by me and look out for the cat. They all went into the duck yard. What a noise the ducks made! While the mother duck was eating a big bug, an old duck bit the ugly duckling. Let him alone, said the mother duck. He did not hurt you. [Illustration: HE DID NOT HURT YOU, SAID THE MOTHER DUCK.] I know that, said the duck, but he is so ugly, I bit him. * * * * * * * lovely help there walked bushes afraid The next duck they met, said, You have lovely ducklings. They are all pretty but one. He is very ugly. [Illustration: YOUR CHILDREN ARE ALL PRETTY EXCEPT ONE. ] The mother duck said, I know he is not pretty. But he is very good. Then she said to the ducklings, Now, my dears, have a good time. But the poor, big, ugly duckling did not have a good time. The hens all bit him. The big ducks walked on him. The poor duckling was very sad. He did not want to be so ugly. But he could not help it. He ran to hide under some bushes. The little birds in the bushes were afraid and flew away. * * * * * * * because house would away hard lived It is all because I am so ugly, said the duckling. So he ran away. At night he came to an old house. The house looked as if it would fall down. It was so old. But the wind blew so hard that the duckling went into the house. [Illustration: THE UGLY DUCKLING FINDS THE OLD HOUSE.] An old woman lived there with her cat and her hen. The old woman said, I will keep the duck. I will have some eggs. * * * * * * * growl walk corner animals The next day, the cat saw the duckling and began to growl. The hen said, Can you lay eggs? The duckling said, No. Then keep still, said the hen. The cat said, Can you growl? [Illustration: THE CAT SAID, CAN YOU GROWL? ] No, said the duckling. Then keep still, said the cat. And the duckling hid in a corner. The next day he went for a walk. He saw a big pond. He said, I will have a good swim. But all of the animals made fun of him.

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THE UGLY DUCKLING. under broke does keep only turkey warm ugly water A duck made her nest under some leaves. [Illustration: THE DUCK'S NEST.] She sat on the eggs to keep them warm. At last the eggs broke, one after the other. Little ducks came out. Only one egg was left. It was a very large one. At last it broke, and out came a big, ugly duckling. "What a big duckling!" said the old duck. "He does not look like us. Can he be a turkey?—We will see. If he does not like the water, he is not a duck." * * * * * * * mother jumped duckling splash swim bigger called began little The next day the mother duck took her ducklings to the pond. [Illustration: THE DUCK TAKES HER DUCKLINGS TO SWIM.] Splash! Splash! The mother duck was in the water. Then she called the ducklings to come in. They all jumped in and began to swim. The big, ugly duckling swam, too. The mother duck said, "He is not a turkey. He is my own little duck.He will not be so ugly when he is bigger." * * * * * * * yard alone while noise hurt that eating know want Then she said to the ducklings, "Come with me. I want you to see the other ducks. Stay by me and look out for the cat." They all went into the duck yard. What a noise the ducks made! While the mother duck was eating a big bug, an old duck bit the ugly duckling. "Let him alone," said the mother duck. "He did not hurt you." [Illustration: "HE DID NOT HURT YOU," SAID THE MOTHER DUCK.] "I know that," said the duck, "but he is so ugly, I bit him." * * * * * * * lovely help there walked bushes afraid The next duck they met, said, "You have lovely ducklings. They are all pretty but one. He is very ugly." [Illustration: "YOUR CHILDREN ARE ALL PRETTY EXCEPT ONE."] The mother duck said, "I know he is not pretty. But he is very good." Then she said to the ducklings, "Now, my dears, have a good time." But the poor, big, ugly duckling did not have a good time. The hens all bit him. The big ducks walked on him. The poor duckling was very sad. He did not want to be so ugly. But he could not help it. He ran to hide under some bushes. The little birds in the bushes were afraid and flew away. * * * * * * * because house would away hard lived "It is all because I am so ugly," said the duckling. So he ran away. At night he came to an old house. The house looked as if it would fall down. It was so old. But the wind blew so hard that the duckling went into the house. [Illustration: THE UGLY DUCKLING FINDS THE OLD HOUSE.] An old woman lived there with her cat and her hen. The old woman said, "I will keep the duck. I will have some eggs." * * * * * * * growl walk corner animals The next day, the cat saw the duckling and began to growl. The hen said, "Can you lay eggs?" The duckling said, "No." "Then keep still," said the hen. The cat said, "Can you growl?" [Illustration: THE CAT SAID, "CAN YOU GROWL?"] "No," said the duckling. "Then keep still," said the cat. And the duckling hid in a corner. The next day he went for a walk. He saw a big pond. He said, "I will have a good swim." But all of the animals made fun of him.... Paperback, Label: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Product group: Book, Published: 2017-06-22, Studio: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sales rank: 4426862.

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Emma Louise Smythe, Books, History, A Primary Reader: Old-time Stories, Fairy Tales And Myths Retold By Children, This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ A Primary Reader: Old-time Stories, Fairy Tales And Myths Retold By Children Emma Louise Smythe Werner School Book Co., 1896 Readers.

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