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Iris and her grandfather went for a walk in the country, where Iris complained that there were no children. However, her grandfather assured her there must be some children somewhere. As they walked, they came upon a large green tree. Iris climbed the tree and discovered a house at the top, where she met a boy named Walter. Iris and Walter became friends and played together every day, enjoying activities like climbing trees, playing hide and seek, and riding Walter's pony. Though Iris still missed her home in the city, she was happy to have found a new friend in the country.
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2) Men soon arrive to cut down trees, and despite trying to hide, the little fir tree is chosen and taken to a family's home.
3) The fir tree loves being decorated for Christmas and bringing joy to the children, though is sad when it is undecorated, but is happily planted in the garden to remain there every year.
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Iris and walter
- 2. characters Walter iris grandpa
- 4. Do you think so Iris my girl , there must be some children somewhere I know so. We shall have to find them
- 6. What a tree So beautiful Down came a ladder. So green I want to climb it .
- 7. Amazing , I wonder what's up there I will go see Its very green How is it up there
- 9. Grandpa? There's a house up here Amazing”
- 10. Come in” Hi, I am Walter. I am Iris “ Hey, grandpa, there is a kid up here named Walter How wonderful.
- 12. Ah But in the country are lots and lots and lots of stars Will In the big city there are lots and lots and lots of people Tell me about the big city
- 16. By : zena dareen samar lamar Good bay