Mass' George
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I was not long in placing myself upon a stump out here in the broadsunshine, to watch what was going on, for this was a favourite old placeof mine, where I generally found something to interest me.
So it was on this day, for a great crane flew up and went off with agreat deal of wing-flapping before it was clear of the trees; and as Iwas eagerly watching the spot where it had disappeared, there was onebright flash, and one only, as a humming-bird darted across the sunnyclearing, to poise itself... first here and then there, before the openflowers of the great creepers, its wings vibrating so rapidly that theywere invisible, and the lovely little creature looked more like somegreat moth than a bird.
I knew him and his kind well enough, and that if I had had it in myhand, I should have seen his head and crest all of a bright ruby tint, and the scale-like feathers of its throat glowing almost like fire; butas it flew rapidly here and there, it seemed all of a dull, warm brown, surrounded by a transparency formed by its rapidly-beating wings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was not long in placing myself upon a stump out here in the broadsunshine, to watch what was going on, for this was a favourite old placeof mine, where I generally found something to interest me.
So it was on this day, for a great crane flew up and went off with agreat deal of wing-flapping before it was clear of the trees; and as Iwas eagerly watching the spot where it had disappeared, there was onebright flash, and one only, as a humming-bird darted across the sunnyclearing, to poise itself... first here and then there, before the openflowers of the great creepers, its wings vibrating so rapidly that theywere invisible, and the lovely little creature looked more like somegreat moth than a bird.
I knew him and his kind well enough, and that if I had had it in myhand, I should have seen his head and crest all of a bright ruby tint, and the scale-like feathers of its throat glowing almost like fire; butas it flew rapidly here and there, it seemed all of a dull, warm brown, surrounded by a transparency formed by its rapidly-beating wings.
What to read after Mass' George?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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