More Tales of the Birds
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I should rather like a towzle, but it won't be easy. I can't try it from above, or I shall come with a bang on the stone : The Sandpipers 75 but there are the stepping-stones just below. I can get out there if I can see them through the flood, and then I sha'n't have above twenty yards to swim. " While he said this he was pulling off his clothes, and then he leapt exuberantly down the bank to the water. Suddenly he stopped. " How am I to bring him back?" he shouted.
The angler was puzzled. To s...wim in a current like that with a bird in your hand was impossible without crushing it ; and a naked man has no pockets. But necessity is the mother of invention. Quick as thought he whipped a casting-line off his hat, taking two flies off it and sticking them into his coat : this he wound round his friend's wrist, and making the end fast, told him to tie it round the bird's leg if he reached him.
Carefully into the water his companion de- scended, feeling with his hand for the first stepping-stone ; then balancing himself between this and the rushing water, he went on to the second.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should rather like a towzle, but it won't be easy. I can't try it from above, or I shall come with a bang on the stone : The Sandpipers 75 but there are the stepping-stones just below. I can get out there if I can see them through the flood, and then I sha'n't have above twenty yards to swim. " While he said this he was pulling off his clothes, and then he leapt exuberantly down the bank to the water. Suddenly he stopped. " How am I to bring him back?" he shouted.
The angler was puzzled. To s...wim in a current like that with a bird in your hand was impossible without crushing it ; and a naked man has no pockets. But necessity is the mother of invention. Quick as thought he whipped a casting-line off his hat, taking two flies off it and sticking them into his coat : this he wound round his friend's wrist, and making the end fast, told him to tie it round the bird's leg if he reached him.
Carefully into the water his companion de- scended, feeling with his hand for the first stepping-stone ; then balancing himself between this and the rushing water, he went on to the second.
What to read after More Tales of the Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Warde William Warde Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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