Nestlings
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We have borne with him for many a year, But now we must act. Have I made it clear?" And he loudly read from the law a clause, Then flew to his perch, amid loud applause. The charge to the jury was something fine, Pathos and power in every line. They were out but a moment, then entered again, Nor had the eloquent charge been vain; For the verdict "Guilty, " rang out clear, Filling the pris'ner with abject fear. Then the Judge rose up, and shaking his head, Solemnly, thus the sentence read: "Let ...every bird from yon prisoner's breast, A feather pluck for the Wren's new nest. " Scarce had they heard the words pronounced Ere they all in a mob on the culprit pounced, Each plucking a feather, he flew to the glen Eager to comfort the poor little Wren. The Mocking Bird shivered with cold and pain, "Oh! never, " he cried, "will I steal again, And I'll try, oh! I'll try to do what is right, Nor ever be found in such a sad plight. " The dear, gentle Dove, who had lingered behind, Came close to the prisoner, loving and kind, And she whispered so low, "Come home to my nest; I'll care for you tenderly, give you my best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have borne with him for many a year, But now we must act. Have I made it clear?" And he loudly read from the law a clause, Then flew to his perch, amid loud applause. The charge to the jury was something fine, Pathos and power in every line. They were out but a moment, then entered again, Nor had the eloquent charge been vain; For the verdict "Guilty, " rang out clear, Filling the pris'ner with abject fear. Then the Judge rose up, and shaking his head, Solemnly, thus the sentence read: "Let ...every bird from yon prisoner's breast, A feather pluck for the Wren's new nest. " Scarce had they heard the words pronounced Ere they all in a mob on the culprit pounced, Each plucking a feather, he flew to the glen Eager to comfort the poor little Wren. The Mocking Bird shivered with cold and pain, "Oh! never, " he cried, "will I steal again, And I'll try, oh! I'll try to do what is right, Nor ever be found in such a sad plight. " The dear, gentle Dove, who had lingered behind, Came close to the prisoner, loving and kind, And she whispered so low, "Come home to my nest; I'll care for you tenderly, give you my best.
What to read after Nestlings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weller Ella Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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