David Blaze And the Blue Door
David Blaze And the Blue Door
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" He flew up to the very topmost twig of the elm, and balanced himself there.
"Urgent call — caw, caw, " he shouted. *'A young gentleman has just come up here to try for his flying certificate, if the committee will kindly attend. Urgent — caw, caw, caw, " he re- peated.
Instantly there was a chirping and calling of birds on all sides, from the other elms, and from the fields below, and the bushes and the lake. A pair of brown owls were the first to arrive from the ivy in the church tower, with... their spectacles, without which they cannot see by day. Then came a cloud of finches : bull-finches, green-finch- es, haw-finches, and chaf -finches ; and wood pig- eons came cooing in, and a couple of jackdaws, who tried to talk to David in his own tongue, and thought they could do it very well indeed, though all they could say was "Jack"! Jays came [139] DAVID BLAIZE AND screaming out of the wood, with nice fresh paint on the blue streaks on their wings, and wood- peckers tapped to know if they had come to the right ehn, and there were nightingales learning the new tunes for the year, and blackbirds, al- ready getting a little hoarse, singing the Febru- ary tunes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He flew up to the very topmost twig of the elm, and balanced himself there.
"Urgent call — caw, caw, " he shouted. *'A young gentleman has just come up here to try for his flying certificate, if the committee will kindly attend. Urgent — caw, caw, caw, " he re- peated.
Instantly there was a chirping and calling of birds on all sides, from the other elms, and from the fields below, and the bushes and the lake. A pair of brown owls were the first to arrive from the ivy in the church tower, with... their spectacles, without which they cannot see by day. Then came a cloud of finches : bull-finches, green-finch- es, haw-finches, and chaf -finches ; and wood pig- eons came cooing in, and a couple of jackdaws, who tried to talk to David in his own tongue, and thought they could do it very well indeed, though all they could say was "Jack"! Jays came [139] DAVID BLAIZE AND screaming out of the wood, with nice fresh paint on the blue streaks on their wings, and wood- peckers tapped to know if they had come to the right ehn, and there were nightingales learning the new tunes for the year, and blackbirds, al- ready getting a little hoarse, singing the Febru- ary tunes.
What to read after David Blaze And the Blue Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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