Sigurd Our Golden Collie, And Other Comrades of the Road
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Mike's repasts were thus seasons to him of delicious excitement, and he would tear de- liriously from one end of his box to the other, pecking to right and left, exclaiming in high glee, "Tweet, tweet! Something to eat! Bless my pin-feathers! Here's a treat!" This up-to-date son of an incubator had an ob- stinate instinct in him which made the tap of my finger on the floor of his box equivalent to the tattoo of a hen's bill beside some scratched-up delicacy, and it was funny to see him rush to ...the sound, his black eyes shining with joyous expect- ancy. So queerly did instinct serve him that he would grab the goody as If a brood of famished AN EASTER CHICK 259 brothers were on his heels and, spreading his bits of wings, race off with his prize, most indis- creetly shrilling as he went, "Twit, twit, twit!
You shan't have a bit," and gobbling it down in a corner with choking precipitation.
One of the "Arrows of the Wise" carries the point, "Be not idle and you shall not be longing," and I had no chance to miss my customary voca- tions with this importunate cockerel demanding constant society and care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mike's repasts were thus seasons to him of delicious excitement, and he would tear de- liriously from one end of his box to the other, pecking to right and left, exclaiming in high glee, "Tweet, tweet! Something to eat! Bless my pin-feathers! Here's a treat!" This up-to-date son of an incubator had an ob- stinate instinct in him which made the tap of my finger on the floor of his box equivalent to the tattoo of a hen's bill beside some scratched-up delicacy, and it was funny to see him rush to ...the sound, his black eyes shining with joyous expect- ancy. So queerly did instinct serve him that he would grab the goody as If a brood of famished AN EASTER CHICK 259 brothers were on his heels and, spreading his bits of wings, race off with his prize, most indis- creetly shrilling as he went, "Twit, twit, twit!
You shan't have a bit," and gobbling it down in a corner with choking precipitation.
One of the "Arrows of the Wise" carries the point, "Be not idle and you shall not be longing," and I had no chance to miss my customary voca- tions with this importunate cockerel demanding constant society and care.
What to read after Sigurd Our Golden Collie, And Other Comrades of the Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Lee Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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