Lessons for Children, Part 4
Lessons for Children, Part 4
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BARBAULD.
O. EVEliBTTy 13 COBKHIjLL.
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PART IV.
Charles, here are more sto- ries for you,— stories about good boys, and naughty boys, and silly boys ; for you know what it is to be good now. And there is a story about two foolish Cocks that were always quarrelling, which is very naughty. You do not quar- rel? No. lam glad^of it; but if you see any little boys that >d by Google quarrel, you may tell them the story ...of The Cocks. This is it : There was once a Hen who lived in a farmyard, and she had a large brood of chickens. She took a great deal of care of them, and gathered them under her wings every night, and fed them, and nursed them very well : and they were all very good, except two Cocks, that were always quarreUing with one another.
They were hardly out of the shell before they began to peck at each other ; and when they grew big- ger they fought till they were ell bloody- If one picked up a barley-corn, the other always wanted to « have it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BARBAULD.
O. EVEliBTTy 13 COBKHIjLL.
X823.
Digitized by Google >d by Google FOR CHIIJ)R£N9 FROM Tm(££ TO FOUR TEARS OUD.
PART IV.
Charles, here are more sto- ries for you,— stories about good boys, and naughty boys, and silly boys ; for you know what it is to be good now. And there is a story about two foolish Cocks that were always quarrelling, which is very naughty. You do not quar- rel? No. lam glad^of it; but if you see any little boys that >d by Google quarrel, you may tell them the story ...of The Cocks. This is it : There was once a Hen who lived in a farmyard, and she had a large brood of chickens. She took a great deal of care of them, and gathered them under her wings every night, and fed them, and nursed them very well : and they were all very good, except two Cocks, that were always quarreUing with one another.
They were hardly out of the shell before they began to peck at each other ; and when they grew big- ger they fought till they were ell bloody- If one picked up a barley-corn, the other always wanted to « have it.
What to read after Lessons for Children, Part 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia) to read onlineMoreLess
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