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Daniel Errico,  FreeChildrenStories.com Collection

“ After a while, the animals called to the sun and the moon and asked them to come listen for a moment. The Moon came swooping down and was followed by the sun.
“We do not know when to start sleeping,” said the elephant to the moon, “because you are always so full in the sky.”
“And we do not know when to wake,” said the zebra to the sun, “because you are always out and never rising.”
All but the sleepy-headed dulfly were there to complain. The sleepy-headed dulfly looked like a firefly, but he did not glow in anyway like you are used to. His body was dark and dull and all together boring.
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Source: Gutenberg

Daniel Errico,  FreeChildrenStories.com Collection

“ And with a wave of his spoon over the large hat, he roared, “TREMENDOUS STUPENDOUS!”
The hat was magically filled with a stew that smelled delicious to every single animal in the barn (which is hard to do because the pigs and the sheep never agree on a meal) . One by one the animals came up to the hat. “I don’t think it’s wise to eat from this ferret’s magic hat,” said the blue jay. “I would find out what’s in that stew before I ate it,” said the hawk. But no one listened.
The pigs slopped the stew up. The dog slurped it off the floor.
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Source: Gutenberg

Daniel Errico,  FreeChildrenStories.com Collection

“ After a few short hours of looking for the knight, they saw a horse who came riding up to them, carrying shiny armor on his back (horses are much faster without knights riding on them) .
“That is the horse and that is the armor of the horrible knight,” said the dragon.
“Oh no,” said the knight, “It looks like he is gone. A knight does not usually leave his horse or take off his armor. But what will become of his kingdom? The townspeople will need a new knight to fight for them.”
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Source: Gutenberg

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