Baby Pitcher's Trials
Baby Pitcher's Trials
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"Never mind, " said Bertie; but he too felt very sorry. He had beenlooking forward to a tame bird in a pretty cage, singing the sweetest ofsongs. And now that could never be.
"Get well, some time, " sobbed Flora.
"Never, " said Bertie, at which Flora cried louder than ever.
"We must bury him, and forget all about it. " "Have a funeral?" "Yes. " "In a pretty box?" "Yes. " Flora wiped her eyes. The prospect of a funeral was consoling. It helpedher to forget her loss.
"Tie a ribbon round your hat?..." "If you wish. " "Mine too?" "Yes. " "And wait till Charley and Amy come?" "Yes, dear. " "Goody!" She caught up Dinah, and went skipping about the porch.
"Going to have a funeral. Did you know it? Why don't you ask who isdead? Course somebody is. Couldn't have a funeral without somebody dead!It isn't me, and it isn't you. Nor anybody in this house. Did you thinkit was? No. It is a robin. You can go because you have a black face. Always wear black to funerals. I will, and Bertie will, --round our hats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Never mind, " said Bertie; but he too felt very sorry. He had beenlooking forward to a tame bird in a pretty cage, singing the sweetest ofsongs. And now that could never be.
"Get well, some time, " sobbed Flora.
"Never, " said Bertie, at which Flora cried louder than ever.
"We must bury him, and forget all about it. " "Have a funeral?" "Yes. " "In a pretty box?" "Yes. " Flora wiped her eyes. The prospect of a funeral was consoling. It helpedher to forget her loss.
"Tie a ribbon round your hat?..." "If you wish. " "Mine too?" "Yes. " "And wait till Charley and Amy come?" "Yes, dear. " "Goody!" She caught up Dinah, and went skipping about the porch.
"Going to have a funeral. Did you know it? Why don't you ask who isdead? Course somebody is. Couldn't have a funeral without somebody dead!It isn't me, and it isn't you. Nor anybody in this house. Did you thinkit was? No. It is a robin. You can go because you have a black face. Always wear black to funerals. I will, and Bertie will, --round our hats.
What to read after Baby Pitcher's Trials?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Carrie L. to read onlineMoreLess
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