THE MAGIC WORD

“Come up Billy. Time for a ride!” cried the children. Their grandpa just got them a new band wagon so they wanted to test it. Their little pony Billy would not go. The children got out of the wagon, Tom and Jim went to the front and pulled. Lily and Nancy went to the back and pushed. Their grandpa saw them trying in vain to make Billy go; he laughed, “Get back in the wagon, children.” Then he went up the Billy’s ear, and whispered something. Then jump, Billy started, “Thank you, grandpa!” they shouted.
When the children came back, Jim went to grandpa and asked, “Grandpa, what was that thing you whispered in Billy’s ear?” Grandpa laughed, "That thing I whispered in Billy’s ear was a magic word: Please. Next time when Billy the black and white pony will not go, try this magic word.” One day the children sat in the wagon and Billy was pulling them. They soon came to a bridge. Billy had never seen a bridge before and he was frightened. The children said to Billy, “Get up Billy.” Billy started to cross the bridge, “Trip, trap, trip trap.” went his feet on the bridge; Billy then stopped. He was frightened by the noise made by his feet. The children got out and started to shout at Billy.
“Wait.” Said Jim, “Get into the wagon,” so the children got into the wagon. Jim went up to Billy’s ear, and whispered, “Please.” As loud as he could, then, Billy started. Jim hopped into the wagon and off they went. The cars behind them were able to pass too.
When the children got back, they told their grandpa about how Jim saved the day. Grandpa laughed, “So you see. Please is a magic word. And you will find out that people will do as you asked by saying the magic word: Please."

THE MAGIC WORD

“Come up Billy. Time for a ride!” cried the children. Their grandpa had just got them a new band wagon so they wanted to test it. Their little pony Billy would not go. The children got out of the wagon,and Tom and Jim went to the front and pulled. Lily and Nancy went to the back and pushed. Their grandpa saw them trying in vein to make Billy go; he laughed, “Get back in the wagon children.” Then he went up to the Billy’s ear, and whispered something. Then with a  jump, Billy started,. “Thank you grandpa!” They shouted.
When the children came back, Jim went to grandpa and asked, “Grandpa, what was that thing you whispered in Billy’s ear?” grandpa laughed, "That thing I whispered in Billy’s ear was a magic word: Please. Next time when Billy the black and white pony would not go, try this magic word.” One day the children sat in the wagon and Billy was pulling them. They soon came to a bridge. Billy had never seen a bridge before and he was frightened. The children said to Billy, “Get up Billy.”. Billy started to cross the bridge, “Trip, trap, trip trap.” Wwent his feet on the bridge; Billy then stopped. He was frightened by the noise made by his feet. The children got out and started to shout at Billy.
“Wait.” Said Jim, “Get into the wagon,”. sSo the children got into the wagon. Jim went up to Billy’s ear, and whispered, “Please.” Aas loud as he could., Tthen, Billy started. Jim hopped into the wagon and off they went. The cars behind them were able to pass too.
When the children got back, they told their grandpa about how Jim saved the day. Grandpa laughed, “So you see. Please is a magic word. And you will find out that people will do as you asked by saying the magic word: Please."