Bird Stories And Dog Stories
Bird Stories And Dog Stories
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Speak, if you want it; you won’t get it till you do. Why don’t you mindme? _Speak_, I say. So said Joseph Mecklem to his dog, which he keepsall the while chained to his kennel. Growler is a fine hunter, and agood watch-dog. His master is giving him lessons every day; he callsthem his eating and talking lessons.
Growler seems to be very happy, though he is kept close. He barks andgrowls, in the night, at every little noise he hears, and will not allowany body to come near the house. Strange that... Growler can be socontented; he is better than some boys, who cry because they have to sitstill, on a bench, a few hours every day, to study. How would they feel, to be always chained to the bench, as Growler is to his kennel?
[Illustration] CARLO AND SHAG.
Those dogs both live in one house, and have the same master, who is veryfond of them, and has trained them to work together; and, when one issent on an errand, the other always goes too. They are now standing atthe door of the school-room, waiting for their master’s children to comeout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speak, if you want it; you won’t get it till you do. Why don’t you mindme? _Speak_, I say. So said Joseph Mecklem to his dog, which he keepsall the while chained to his kennel. Growler is a fine hunter, and agood watch-dog. His master is giving him lessons every day; he callsthem his eating and talking lessons.
Growler seems to be very happy, though he is kept close. He barks andgrowls, in the night, at every little noise he hears, and will not allowany body to come near the house. Strange that... Growler can be socontented; he is better than some boys, who cry because they have to sitstill, on a bench, a few hours every day, to study. How would they feel, to be always chained to the bench, as Growler is to his kennel?
[Illustration] CARLO AND SHAG.
Those dogs both live in one house, and have the same master, who is veryfond of them, and has trained them to work together; and, when one issent on an errand, the other always goes too. They are now standing atthe door of the school-room, waiting for their master’s children to comeout.
What to read after Bird Stories And Dog Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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