Burgess Bird book for Children
Burgess Bird book for Children
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Almost instantly her sharp eyesspied a piece of string caught in the bushes almost over Peter'shead. With a little cry of delight she flew down and seized it. But the string was caught, and though she tugged and pulled withall her might she couldn't get it free. Goldy saw the troubleshe was having and cutting his song short, flew down to helpher. Together they pulled and tugged and tugged and pulled, untilthey had to stop to rest and get their breath.
"We simply must have this piece of string, ..." said Mrs. Goldy. "I've been hunting everywhere for a piece, and this is the firstI've found. It is just what we need to bind our nest fast to thetwigs. With this I won't have the least bit of fear that thatnest will ever tear loose, no matter how hard the wind blows. " Once more they tugged and pulled and pulled and tugged until atlast they got it free, and Mrs. Goldy flew away in triumph withthe string in her bill. Goldy himself followed. Peter watchedthem fly to the top of a long, swaying branch of a big elm-treeup near Farmer Brown's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almost instantly her sharp eyesspied a piece of string caught in the bushes almost over Peter'shead. With a little cry of delight she flew down and seized it. But the string was caught, and though she tugged and pulled withall her might she couldn't get it free. Goldy saw the troubleshe was having and cutting his song short, flew down to helpher. Together they pulled and tugged and tugged and pulled, untilthey had to stop to rest and get their breath.
"We simply must have this piece of string, ..." said Mrs. Goldy. "I've been hunting everywhere for a piece, and this is the firstI've found. It is just what we need to bind our nest fast to thetwigs. With this I won't have the least bit of fear that thatnest will ever tear loose, no matter how hard the wind blows. " Once more they tugged and pulled and pulled and tugged until atlast they got it free, and Mrs. Goldy flew away in triumph withthe string in her bill. Goldy himself followed. Peter watchedthem fly to the top of a long, swaying branch of a big elm-treeup near Farmer Brown's house.
What to read after Burgess Bird book for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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