Frank And Fanny
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Miss Norton asked Frank, if he knew what had kept Jack away fromschool all day, and he repeated to her, as nearly as he could, theconversation which had taken place between them that noon.
The next morning, when Jack came into school rather late, Miss Nortoncalled him up to her, and told him to read out loud, this piece, fromthe Village Reader.
"HAVE YOU SEEN MY DARLING NESTLINGS?" A Mother robin cried: "I cannot, cannot find them, Though I've sought them far and wide "I left them well this... morning, When I went to seek their food; But I found upon returning, I'd a nest, without a brood.
"Oh, have you naught to tell me To ease my aching breast, About my tender offspring, That I left within my nest?
"I have called them in the bushes, And the rolling stream beside: Yet they come not at my bidding And I fear they all have died. " "I can tell you all about them, " Said a little wanton boy, "For 'twas I that had the pleasure Your nestlings to destroy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Norton asked Frank, if he knew what had kept Jack away fromschool all day, and he repeated to her, as nearly as he could, theconversation which had taken place between them that noon.
The next morning, when Jack came into school rather late, Miss Nortoncalled him up to her, and told him to read out loud, this piece, fromthe Village Reader.
"HAVE YOU SEEN MY DARLING NESTLINGS?" A Mother robin cried: "I cannot, cannot find them, Though I've sought them far and wide "I left them well this... morning, When I went to seek their food; But I found upon returning, I'd a nest, without a brood.
"Oh, have you naught to tell me To ease my aching breast, About my tender offspring, That I left within my nest?
"I have called them in the bushes, And the rolling stream beside: Yet they come not at my bidding And I fear they all have died. " "I can tell you all about them, " Said a little wanton boy, "For 'twas I that had the pleasure Your nestlings to destroy.
What to read after Frank And Fanny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Clara Jessup to read onlineMoreLess
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