Our Pets
Our Pets
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It fol-low-edPol-ly up stairs to the nur-se-ry, and down to the school-room, andround the fields when she walk-ed out; and Pol-ly said, "If Nan didgrow to be a great sheep, she should nev-er be kill-ed for mut-ton. " Lit-tle Pol-ly went e-ve-ry morn-ing to the Poul-try yard to see thePoul-try wo-man feed the fowls. Her mam-ma had gi-ven her a Cock and aHen, and a fine brood of chickens, to be her own. She fed themher-self, and they were al-ways rea-dy to come round her when theyheard her say, C...huck! chuck! Pol-ly was nev-er a-fraid of the fine, bold Cock, even when he crow-ed so loud-ly that you might have heardhim a mile off. He was ve-ry fierce if a-ny o-ther cock came near hisfa-mi-ly, but he was quite tame with Pol-ly, and bow-ed like agen-tle-man when she gave him his bar-ley.
[Illustration] ROUTLEDGE'S THREEPENNY TOY-BOOKS, WITH SIX COLOURED ILLUSTRATIONS, PRINTED BY KRONHEIM & CO.
5. MY FIRST ALPHABET 6. MOTHER GOOSE 7. THE BABES IN THE WOOD 8. THIS LITTLE PIG 9.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It fol-low-edPol-ly up stairs to the nur-se-ry, and down to the school-room, andround the fields when she walk-ed out; and Pol-ly said, "If Nan didgrow to be a great sheep, she should nev-er be kill-ed for mut-ton. " Lit-tle Pol-ly went e-ve-ry morn-ing to the Poul-try yard to see thePoul-try wo-man feed the fowls. Her mam-ma had gi-ven her a Cock and aHen, and a fine brood of chickens, to be her own. She fed themher-self, and they were al-ways rea-dy to come round her when theyheard her say, C...huck! chuck! Pol-ly was nev-er a-fraid of the fine, bold Cock, even when he crow-ed so loud-ly that you might have heardhim a mile off. He was ve-ry fierce if a-ny o-ther cock came near hisfa-mi-ly, but he was quite tame with Pol-ly, and bow-ed like agen-tle-man when she gave him his bar-ley.
[Illustration] ROUTLEDGE'S THREEPENNY TOY-BOOKS, WITH SIX COLOURED ILLUSTRATIONS, PRINTED BY KRONHEIM & CO.
5. MY FIRST ALPHABET 6. MOTHER GOOSE 7. THE BABES IN THE WOOD 8. THIS LITTLE PIG 9.
What to read after Our Pets?
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