Parables From Flowers
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Susie called them 'loves'and 'beauties, ' and the hen, she clucked, and made a great fuss overthem, and, as if determined that their bed should be of roses, insistedon roosting every night under a rose-bush which grew near the gardengate, instead of the cosy coop with which she had been provided.
Well, one moonlight night we, of course, were awake, though the churchclock had long since struck the hour of midnight; and it was so still, only the voices of the night murmuring among the trees, thou...ghoccasionally we could hear the soft crooning of the hen, as she hushedher little family to sleep beneath the rose-bush. Suddenly we heard thesound of stealthy footsteps creeping under the wall.
'It is only Dash, the house dog, ' whispered a sister-flower, who grew onthe same stem as myself.
'Dash does not steal along in that crafty manner, ' said another.
'Perhaps it is a rabbit, ' suggested one, 'or a cat taking a walk. ' 'It may be a rat. ' Various conjectures were hazarded by those who grew low down on thewall, but I was higher up than they, so, looking cautiously over, whatshould I see but a Fox creeping along, and scenting his prey, with hissharp nose close to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susie called them 'loves'and 'beauties, ' and the hen, she clucked, and made a great fuss overthem, and, as if determined that their bed should be of roses, insistedon roosting every night under a rose-bush which grew near the gardengate, instead of the cosy coop with which she had been provided.
Well, one moonlight night we, of course, were awake, though the churchclock had long since struck the hour of midnight; and it was so still, only the voices of the night murmuring among the trees, thou...ghoccasionally we could hear the soft crooning of the hen, as she hushedher little family to sleep beneath the rose-bush. Suddenly we heard thesound of stealthy footsteps creeping under the wall.
'It is only Dash, the house dog, ' whispered a sister-flower, who grew onthe same stem as myself.
'Dash does not steal along in that crafty manner, ' said another.
'Perhaps it is a rabbit, ' suggested one, 'or a cat taking a walk. ' 'It may be a rat. ' Various conjectures were hazarded by those who grew low down on thewall, but I was higher up than they, so, looking cautiously over, whatshould I see but a Fox creeping along, and scenting his prey, with hissharp nose close to the ground.
What to read after Parables From Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyer Gertrude P. to read onlineMoreLess
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