Phil Thorndykes Adventures
Phil Thorndykes Adventures
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trough ; and the herbage just there was thick and soft as cut velvet, and seemed to have been little trodden. Advancing towards it was a little flock of about twenty sheep ; a shepherdess mounted on a pony (no uncommon sight on the pampas), was gently driving them forward. She now and then made a little circuit to fetch in stragglers, and before her lay a stray lamb, which she had just caught with a short lasso made for the purpose, and, without dismounting, had drawn up to- her knee. To add to... the interest of this rural pic- ture, birds of prey were hovering round her head, and a king- vulture, with bright red and blue feathers on his head and neck, seemed ready to swoop.
It was not in Phil's nature to look unmoved on this pretty scene. " I daresay/' thought he, " I shall dispel the charm by drawing nearer; but really the young lady for young she certainly is must not be left to cope with that vulture alone ! See, his wing almost touches her hat when he stoops ; I'll drive the brute off !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
trough ; and the herbage just there was thick and soft as cut velvet, and seemed to have been little trodden. Advancing towards it was a little flock of about twenty sheep ; a shepherdess mounted on a pony (no uncommon sight on the pampas), was gently driving them forward. She now and then made a little circuit to fetch in stragglers, and before her lay a stray lamb, which she had just caught with a short lasso made for the purpose, and, without dismounting, had drawn up to- her knee. To add to... the interest of this rural pic- ture, birds of prey were hovering round her head, and a king- vulture, with bright red and blue feathers on his head and neck, seemed ready to swoop.
It was not in Phil's nature to look unmoved on this pretty scene. " I daresay/' thought he, " I shall dispel the charm by drawing nearer; but really the young lady for young she certainly is must not be left to cope with that vulture alone ! See, his wing almost touches her hat when he stoops ; I'll drive the brute off !
What to read after Phil Thorndykes Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances M Wilbraham to read onlineMoreLess
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