More Cheerful Americans
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I then believed the story of the grizzly bear who had acted as waiter.
1 32 Education of a Butterfly My next step in little Papillon's education was to take the sweet pea to the window and throw it into the yard below.
" Go and smell it, Papillon," said I, " go and smell it, Papillon," at the same time sniffing vigorously myself and pointing down to where the sweet pea lay on a bed of violets.
Little Papillon was plainly troubled.
Her expression showed it. She knew I wanted her to do something,... she felt that it , was to me that she owed the continuance of her existence, but she did not quite under- stand my gesture.
So I took another sweet pea, held it to her nostrils, told her to smell it, cast it out of the casement, and said, " Go and smell the flower, Papillon," and the intelligent little beauty flew down into the yard (an absolute terra incognita to her) and smelled the sweet pea. Not only that ; she tried to pick it up in her little paws and bring it back to me; but it was beyond her strength, and she soon Education of a Butterfly 133 returned to her human friend in the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I then believed the story of the grizzly bear who had acted as waiter.
1 32 Education of a Butterfly My next step in little Papillon's education was to take the sweet pea to the window and throw it into the yard below.
" Go and smell it, Papillon," said I, " go and smell it, Papillon," at the same time sniffing vigorously myself and pointing down to where the sweet pea lay on a bed of violets.
Little Papillon was plainly troubled.
Her expression showed it. She knew I wanted her to do something,... she felt that it , was to me that she owed the continuance of her existence, but she did not quite under- stand my gesture.
So I took another sweet pea, held it to her nostrils, told her to smell it, cast it out of the casement, and said, " Go and smell the flower, Papillon," and the intelligent little beauty flew down into the yard (an absolute terra incognita to her) and smelled the sweet pea. Not only that ; she tried to pick it up in her little paws and bring it back to me; but it was beyond her strength, and she soon Education of a Butterfly 133 returned to her human friend in the window.
What to read after More Cheerful Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Battell Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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