Our Birds And Their Nestlings
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The last one to leave the nest did so while the parents were away teaching the little brothers and 72 OUR BIRDS sisters to walk. This lonesome nestling evidently believed himself to have been deserted.
The snug home which always before had been so full of warm, moving things was now empty. To be sure, the feathers were still soft and comfortable, but he did not think of that.
He thought only about being there alone, and the poor little fellow trembled with fear. Some harm might befall him, sure...ly nothing but harm could come to a birdling left all alone in an empty nest ; and he cried as only a lonesome nestling can cry.
When he could endure the nameless fear no longer, he scrambled out over the roof and looked about him. It was just as he had supposed the father and mother, who had cared for him so fondly, were nowhere to be seen; they were gone lost and he must find them. Over the edge he went to the hard floor of the earth below.
In his fright he looked about for some place to hide himself, for surely it was not safe for a young bird to be out in a great wide world all alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last one to leave the nest did so while the parents were away teaching the little brothers and 72 OUR BIRDS sisters to walk. This lonesome nestling evidently believed himself to have been deserted.
The snug home which always before had been so full of warm, moving things was now empty. To be sure, the feathers were still soft and comfortable, but he did not think of that.
He thought only about being there alone, and the poor little fellow trembled with fear. Some harm might befall him, sure...ly nothing but harm could come to a birdling left all alone in an empty nest ; and he cried as only a lonesome nestling can cry.
When he could endure the nameless fear no longer, he scrambled out over the roof and looked about him. It was just as he had supposed the father and mother, who had cared for him so fondly, were nowhere to be seen; they were gone lost and he must find them. Over the edge he went to the hard floor of the earth below.
In his fright he looked about for some place to hide himself, for surely it was not safe for a young bird to be out in a great wide world all alone.
What to read after Our Birds And Their Nestlings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Coulson Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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