Dickey Downy
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Often herplaymates came for a romp in the garden behind the store, but she didnot join them till she had first attended to my wants. I was fond ofhaving her talk to me, for her voice was sweet and kind, and the littleterms of endearment she often used were very pleasing and made me feelshe was my true friend. She once tried to pet me by stroking myfeathers, but I did not like it. Although I knew she did not mean tohurt me, the motion of her hand made me nervous. Instead ofpersisting, she only s...aid reproachfully, as she put me back on my perch: "Dear Dickey Downy, why are you afraid of me? Your own little Pollywouldn't hurt you for the world. I wanted to softly stroke your prettyplumage just out of pure love and, you dear little coward, you won'tlet me. " In her affection for me, Polly did not forget the wild birds outside, which flew about in the big evergreen trees near the garden gate. Sheshowed her thoughtfulness for the little creatures by strewing breadcrumbs for them on the window sills on snowy days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often herplaymates came for a romp in the garden behind the store, but she didnot join them till she had first attended to my wants. I was fond ofhaving her talk to me, for her voice was sweet and kind, and the littleterms of endearment she often used were very pleasing and made me feelshe was my true friend. She once tried to pet me by stroking myfeathers, but I did not like it. Although I knew she did not mean tohurt me, the motion of her hand made me nervous. Instead ofpersisting, she only s...aid reproachfully, as she put me back on my perch: "Dear Dickey Downy, why are you afraid of me? Your own little Pollywouldn't hurt you for the world. I wanted to softly stroke your prettyplumage just out of pure love and, you dear little coward, you won'tlet me. " In her affection for me, Polly did not forget the wild birds outside, which flew about in the big evergreen trees near the garden gate. Sheshowed her thoughtfulness for the little creatures by strewing breadcrumbs for them on the window sills on snowy days.
What to read after Dickey Downy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patterson Virginia Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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