Picture Fables
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JHILD. Now tell me, dear Storks, what do you intend, That towards the sunlight your way you wend ?
PORKS. All around us is cold and drear, Therefore we hasten away from here.
JHILD. Then fly away on your light wings, fly, But mind you come back, Storks, by and by.
Few days had pass'd since the Storks had flown, Before the winter came driving on ; He saw their nest, on the roof-tree old, And piled it with snow-feathers, white and cold ; And oh, 't was a bleak and a cheerless nest : No stork ther...e in comfort could take his rest.
49 H ^ m- 1ft 1 * ' \jp^j-', . --x^ STORKS.
" THE sun shines bright, the summer 's near, And, as we promised, we Storks are here ; Though we were compell'd afar to roam, We forgot not the nest we 'd left at home. I see it still clings where last year it stood ; We'll clean it, and live there, and raise our brood. ' With straw and with wood did they mend it well, How gladly they labour'd no tongue can tell ; Dame Stork during three weeks sat thereon, Then heard the neighbours a piping tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JHILD. Now tell me, dear Storks, what do you intend, That towards the sunlight your way you wend ?
PORKS. All around us is cold and drear, Therefore we hasten away from here.
JHILD. Then fly away on your light wings, fly, But mind you come back, Storks, by and by.
Few days had pass'd since the Storks had flown, Before the winter came driving on ; He saw their nest, on the roof-tree old, And piled it with snow-feathers, white and cold ; And oh, 't was a bleak and a cheerless nest : No stork ther...e in comfort could take his rest.
49 H ^ m- 1ft 1 * ' \jp^j-', . --x^ STORKS.
" THE sun shines bright, the summer 's near, And, as we promised, we Storks are here ; Though we were compell'd afar to roam, We forgot not the nest we 'd left at home. I see it still clings where last year it stood ; We'll clean it, and live there, and raise our brood. ' With straw and with wood did they mend it well, How gladly they labour'd no tongue can tell ; Dame Stork during three weeks sat thereon, Then heard the neighbours a piping tone.
What to read after Picture Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhelm Hey to read onlineMoreLess
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