A Butterfly Chase
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Peacocks are what they want, or emperors.
Minnie finds that there are holes in the ground, hidden under the grass, which make her trip, and there are disagree- able plants growing among the daisies, which sting her legs, and even some that tear little slits in her frock but when one goes a-hunting one must not be particular ; another time she will ask for a pair of gaiters, like Bertie's, and a very thick frock. Mr. Donkey is very inquisitive.
A BUTTERFLY CHASE.
VII.
Hush ! Bertie stops all on ...a sudden, and makes signs to Minnie not to stir. He must have spied a peacock. How cleverly and quietly he steals up nearer, nearer, without the A BUTTERFLY CHASE.
slightest noise ; he m scarcely seems to breathe. Minnie would like to run across to see the beautiful peacock. Bertie holds up his net, all ready to catch the butterfly ; the wind puffs the green gauze a little, and Minnie's heart beats with im- patience.
The Donkey cannot conceive what the children are doing. They seem to pay no attention to him.
What to read after A Butterfly Chase?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peacocks are what they want, or emperors.
Minnie finds that there are holes in the ground, hidden under the grass, which make her trip, and there are disagree- able plants growing among the daisies, which sting her legs, and even some that tear little slits in her frock but when one goes a-hunting one must not be particular ; another time she will ask for a pair of gaiters, like Bertie's, and a very thick frock. Mr. Donkey is very inquisitive.
A BUTTERFLY CHASE.
VII.
Hush ! Bertie stops all on ...a sudden, and makes signs to Minnie not to stir. He must have spied a peacock. How cleverly and quietly he steals up nearer, nearer, without the A BUTTERFLY CHASE.
slightest noise ; he m scarcely seems to breathe. Minnie would like to run across to see the beautiful peacock. Bertie holds up his net, all ready to catch the butterfly ; the wind puffs the green gauze a little, and Minnie's heart beats with im- patience.
The Donkey cannot conceive what the children are doing. They seem to pay no attention to him.
What to read after A Butterfly Chase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Stahl to read onlineMoreLess
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