In Berkshire Fields
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The rooster was putting up a good scrap, and the old lady rushed to his assist- ance, armed with her apron. She got the apron over the owl, and actually succeeded in getting him into the house, though both she and the apron showed the marks of the contest. One of the men- folks then appeared and killed it, and it is now a treasured ornament of the front parlor.
The barn-owl is not found in our region either, which is a pity, for he is not only one of the most humorous-looking creatures in the f...eathered king- dom, running a close race for first honors with the penguin and the puffin, but he is also a great de- stroyer of rodents, far exceeding the much-vaunted barn cat, which usually prefers milk to mice. I have often wondered why the bird societies do not try the experiment of distributing barn-owls to regions where they are not at present found. The same barn-owl, in Europe, lives in deserted castles and haunted towers and . . . does to the moon complain Of such as, wandering near her secret bower, Molest her ancient solitary reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rooster was putting up a good scrap, and the old lady rushed to his assist- ance, armed with her apron. She got the apron over the owl, and actually succeeded in getting him into the house, though both she and the apron showed the marks of the contest. One of the men- folks then appeared and killed it, and it is now a treasured ornament of the front parlor.
The barn-owl is not found in our region either, which is a pity, for he is not only one of the most humorous-looking creatures in the f...eathered king- dom, running a close race for first honors with the penguin and the puffin, but he is also a great de- stroyer of rodents, far exceeding the much-vaunted barn cat, which usually prefers milk to mice. I have often wondered why the bird societies do not try the experiment of distributing barn-owls to regions where they are not at present found. The same barn-owl, in Europe, lives in deserted castles and haunted towers and . . . does to the moon complain Of such as, wandering near her secret bower, Molest her ancient solitary reign.
What to read after In Berkshire Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Walter Prichard to read onlineMoreLess
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