title: Weekly reader books presents Lucille (I can read book)
author: Arnold Lobel
description: "Lucille, the horse, tries to be a lady but learns she can only be happy if she acts naturally."
zlib_text: > THE LARK SHALL SING
  
  > ELIZABETH CADELL
  
  > THE FRIENDLY AIR PUBLISHING
  
  Contents
  
  > Introduction
  
  > Copyright
  
  > Chapter 1
  
  > Chapter 2
  
  > Chapter 3
  
  > Chapter 4
  
  > Chapter 5
  
  > Chapter 6
  
  > Chapter 7
  
  > Chapter 8
  
  > Chapter 9
  
  > Chapter 10
  
  > Chapter 11
  
  > Chapter 12
  
  > Chapter 13
  
  > Chapter 14
  
  > Chapter 15
  
  > Chapter 16
  
  > The Blue Sky of Spring by Elizabeth Cadell
  
  > About the Author
  
  > Also by Elizabeth Cadell
  
  INTRODUCTION
  
  There was no money, the family was scattered, and Lucille, who had mothered
  them all since she was sixteen, was going to be married. So the house must be
  sold; Lucille knew that was the only sensible things to do, but the family had
  other ideas.
  
  Home they came by whatever way they could, penniless and bedraggled but with
  certain new-found friends who were to help them to upset Lucille’s plans—
  _all_ her plans for a calm, settled and sensible life.
  
  “The lark shall sing me hame in my ain countree.”
  
  Allan Cunningham.
  
   _This book is a work of fiction. Names,