In Nesting Time
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A never failing diversion was teasing agoldfinch. He began his pranks by entering the cage and hammering on thetray, or digging into the seed in a savage way that sent it flying outin a shower, which result so entertained him that I was forced to closethe door when the owner was out. This the thrush resented, and he nexttook to jumping against the side of the cage, clinging a moment, thenbouncing off with so much force that the cage rocked violently. Then heplaced himself on the perch by the do...or, and pounded, and pulled, andjerked, and shook the door, till, if the owner were home, he was nearlywild. Having exhausted that amusement, he jumped on the top and in someway jarred the cage roughly. To protect it I made a cover of paper, but, contrary to my intentions, this afforded the rogue a new pleasure, forhe soon found that by tramping over it he could make a great noise, andhe quickly learned the trick of tearing the paper into pieces, anduncovering the little fellow, who, by the way, was not in the leastafraid, but simply enraged and insulted, and when outside stood andfaced his tormentor, blustering and scolding him well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A never failing diversion was teasing agoldfinch. He began his pranks by entering the cage and hammering on thetray, or digging into the seed in a savage way that sent it flying outin a shower, which result so entertained him that I was forced to closethe door when the owner was out. This the thrush resented, and he nexttook to jumping against the side of the cage, clinging a moment, thenbouncing off with so much force that the cage rocked violently. Then heplaced himself on the perch by the do...or, and pounded, and pulled, andjerked, and shook the door, till, if the owner were home, he was nearlywild. Having exhausted that amusement, he jumped on the top and in someway jarred the cage roughly. To protect it I made a cover of paper, but, contrary to my intentions, this afforded the rogue a new pleasure, forhe soon found that by tramping over it he could make a great noise, andhe quickly learned the trick of tearing the paper into pieces, anduncovering the little fellow, who, by the way, was not in the leastafraid, but simply enraged and insulted, and when outside stood andfaced his tormentor, blustering and scolding him well.
What to read after In Nesting Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Olive Thorne, 1831-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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