Famous Pets of Famous People
Famous Pets of Famous People
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As is usually the case with royal children, she was educated apart from her parents. They sent her with six little companions to Combe Abbey, to be under the charge of Lord and Lady Harrington. Through the park of this pleasant country-seat, flowed a river, and in the river was a tiny island which they gave to the princess for her very own. A house was built upon it for the manager of the small farm, and the farm itself was stocked with cattle, equally diminutive. An aviary was also given her, ...netted over with gilt wire, and filled with birds of gay plumage or musical throats. Furthermore, there was a garden, in which grew flowers for pleasure, and herbs "for ye animalls' helth. " It was as nearly a child's paradise as anything can be ; and I fancy that many a time the discrowned Queen of Bohemia looked back with longing to the " Fairy Farm " of her youth.
Lord Harrington's account-books are often and amusingly en- livened by such items as: so much "to shearing her Hieness' great rough dog; " to making cages for her birds, or, to supplying cotton for her monkey's bed, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As is usually the case with royal children, she was educated apart from her parents. They sent her with six little companions to Combe Abbey, to be under the charge of Lord and Lady Harrington. Through the park of this pleasant country-seat, flowed a river, and in the river was a tiny island which they gave to the princess for her very own. A house was built upon it for the manager of the small farm, and the farm itself was stocked with cattle, equally diminutive. An aviary was also given her, ...netted over with gilt wire, and filled with birds of gay plumage or musical throats. Furthermore, there was a garden, in which grew flowers for pleasure, and herbs "for ye animalls' helth. " It was as nearly a child's paradise as anything can be ; and I fancy that many a time the discrowned Queen of Bohemia looked back with longing to the " Fairy Farm " of her youth.
Lord Harrington's account-books are often and amusingly en- livened by such items as: so much "to shearing her Hieness' great rough dog; " to making cages for her birds, or, to supplying cotton for her monkey's bed, etc.
What to read after Famous Pets of Famous People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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