Page 360 - Eng & Span for flipbook 2
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Story 290
The Settlers of New York
Most sailed on ships but some floated on corks,
while others were carried by long-winged storks.
Most came as farmers with a ready pitchfork
having plans to raise pigs for pork.
Yes, this is how it was for Mork, O'Rourke and for all
those other
Yorkers and Corkers who became our first New Yorkers.
Story 291
The Swarm
Now and then when the weather is fair and warm honeybees will swarm.
In their dress-jacket uniform they will conform to a box-shaped form.
And when the Queen Bee’s ready, she will flap her wings to inform the
workers that it is time to perform. Then they’ll move her to another
"dorm."
