Minnie's Pet Parrot
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The servants enjoyed the fun too well, however, to release him. They laughed heartily, telling him to shake heroff; but he was paralyzed with fright, and stood the picture of horroruntil the cook coaxed Poll away.
At another time, she took a great dislike to the groom, who was anIrishman. Watching a favorable opportunity, she flew at him, caught holdof his shirt bosom, and held it so tightly with her strong beak, that itwas some time before Mrs. Lee, who was attracted to the kitchen by thenoise..., could make her let go her hold of the astonished object of herhatred.
After this, whenever the women servants were displeased with the man, they would slyly let Poll out of her cage, when she darted directlytoward him, and was thus the means of his losing many a dinner.
When his grievances became too heavy, he complained to his mistress, whosoon put a stop to such unjust proceedings.
One evening, when Mr. Lee drove into the yard, he heard Minnie laughingheartily. Approaching nearer, he saw her sitting on the piazza; Leo, looking rather ashamed, crouching at her feet; and Poll talking, ingreat excitement, in exact imitation of his own tones-- "Leo, come here!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The servants enjoyed the fun too well, however, to release him. They laughed heartily, telling him to shake heroff; but he was paralyzed with fright, and stood the picture of horroruntil the cook coaxed Poll away.
At another time, she took a great dislike to the groom, who was anIrishman. Watching a favorable opportunity, she flew at him, caught holdof his shirt bosom, and held it so tightly with her strong beak, that itwas some time before Mrs. Lee, who was attracted to the kitchen by thenoise..., could make her let go her hold of the astonished object of herhatred.
After this, whenever the women servants were displeased with the man, they would slyly let Poll out of her cage, when she darted directlytoward him, and was thus the means of his losing many a dinner.
When his grievances became too heavy, he complained to his mistress, whosoon put a stop to such unjust proceedings.
One evening, when Mr. Lee drove into the yard, he heard Minnie laughingheartily. Approaching nearer, he saw her sitting on the piazza; Leo, looking rather ashamed, crouching at her feet; and Poll talking, ingreat excitement, in exact imitation of his own tones-- "Leo, come here!
What to read after Minnie's Pet Parrot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeline Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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