A Boy's Town
A Boy's Town
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Tip was such a good dog that he neverdreamed of touching the rabbits.
Of course these boys kept chickens. The favorite chicken in those dayswas a small white bantam, and the more feathers it had down its legs thebetter. My boy had a bantam hen that was perfectly white, and so tamethat she would run up to him whenever he came into the yard, and followhim round like a dog. When she had chickens she taught them to be justas fond of him, and the tiny little balls of yellow down tumbledfearlessly ab...out in his hands, and pecked the crumbs of bread betweenhis fingers. As they got older they ran with their mother to meet him, and when he sat down on the grass they clambered over him and crept intohis shirt-bosom, and crooned softly, as they did when their motherhovered them. The boy loved them better than anything he ever had; healways saw them safe in the coop at night, and he ran out early in themorning to see how they had got through the night, and to feed them. Onefatal morning he found them all scattered dead upon the grass, themother and every one of her pretty chicks, with no sign upon them of howthey had been killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tip was such a good dog that he neverdreamed of touching the rabbits.
Of course these boys kept chickens. The favorite chicken in those dayswas a small white bantam, and the more feathers it had down its legs thebetter. My boy had a bantam hen that was perfectly white, and so tamethat she would run up to him whenever he came into the yard, and followhim round like a dog. When she had chickens she taught them to be justas fond of him, and the tiny little balls of yellow down tumbledfearlessly ab...out in his hands, and pecked the crumbs of bread betweenhis fingers. As they got older they ran with their mother to meet him, and when he sat down on the grass they clambered over him and crept intohis shirt-bosom, and crooned softly, as they did when their motherhovered them. The boy loved them better than anything he ever had; healways saw them safe in the coop at night, and he ran out early in themorning to see how they had got through the night, and to feed them. Onefatal morning he found them all scattered dead upon the grass, themother and every one of her pretty chicks, with no sign upon them of howthey had been killed.
What to read after A Boy's Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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