Bird Stories
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himself in his fall?
Down, down he plunged; and then, at last, he made a sound as if he groaned a loud, deep "boom." 134 ~ ■^-ifTifWl' ' - - iTtlipiri" tr 1 1 " r ^ IF jr r r " r ' '"" m >l Tke Flying Clown.
BIRD STORIES But just at the moment of this sound he was turning, and then, the first anyone knew, he was flying up gayly, quite gayly. Then it was n't a groan of fear? Mis afraid !
Why the rascal had but to move his wings this way and that, and go up instead of down. He might be within a s...econd of dashing himself to death against the ground, but so sure were his wings and so strong his muscles, that a second was time and to spare for him to stop and turn and rise again toward the safe height from which he dived. A fine trick that! The fun of the plunge, and then the quick jerk at the end that sent the wind groan- ing against and between the feathers of his wings, with a "boom" loud and sudden enough to startle anyone within hearing.
Yes, you might have seen the little clown at his tricks without a ticket at the wild-circus gate, for all he cared or knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
himself in his fall?
Down, down he plunged; and then, at last, he made a sound as if he groaned a loud, deep "boom." 134 ~ ■^-ifTifWl' ' - - iTtlipiri" tr 1 1 " r ^ IF jr r r " r ' '"" m >l Tke Flying Clown.
BIRD STORIES But just at the moment of this sound he was turning, and then, the first anyone knew, he was flying up gayly, quite gayly. Then it was n't a groan of fear? Mis afraid !
Why the rascal had but to move his wings this way and that, and go up instead of down. He might be within a s...econd of dashing himself to death against the ground, but so sure were his wings and so strong his muscles, that a second was time and to spare for him to stop and turn and rise again toward the safe height from which he dived. A fine trick that! The fun of the plunge, and then the quick jerk at the end that sent the wind groan- ing against and between the feathers of his wings, with a "boom" loud and sudden enough to startle anyone within hearing.
Yes, you might have seen the little clown at his tricks without a ticket at the wild-circus gate, for all he cared or knew.
What to read after Bird Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patch, Edith M. (Edith Marion), B. 1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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