Maple Awake by Alice Doray - Page 13 and 14
When the man reached the sugar maple, he raised his head and up flew his arms! Down flew the ax and he shouted, "I don't believe my eyes!"
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The maple tree was thick with green kinglet leaves, fluttering as though in a gentle breeze. Brilliant reds, blues, yellows and warm browns filled every branch. The birds kept very quiet. They knew that leaves don't peep! |
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