Stories of Humble Friends
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Laura's mother put down her sewing and hurried into the house.
137 On the mantel a full-grown partridge was crouch- ing. It must have been frightened indeed to have flown in through the window like that. Perhaps a fox or a hawk had been after it. It was badly cut by the broken glass.
They took the wounded partridge and put it in a cage. They set the cage out on the porch in the shadow of the vines.
The next day they heard another partridge whistling to it. It was the wounded one's mate.
All day... it called from some hid- ing-place among the bushes.
The wounded one answered the call, but its ^-f . . , The two Partridges fainter and fainter. They gave it food and water, but it had been so badly cut that when they came to look at it the next morning, it was dead. Another partridge was on the porch close to the cage. When they came out it flew away. It must have been the mate that had been calling the day before.
Laura said she was sure that the dead partridge was one of the little ones that Dorcas had hatched, and that when it found itself in danger it had remembered them, and had come back to them for help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laura's mother put down her sewing and hurried into the house.
137 On the mantel a full-grown partridge was crouch- ing. It must have been frightened indeed to have flown in through the window like that. Perhaps a fox or a hawk had been after it. It was badly cut by the broken glass.
They took the wounded partridge and put it in a cage. They set the cage out on the porch in the shadow of the vines.
The next day they heard another partridge whistling to it. It was the wounded one's mate.
All day... it called from some hid- ing-place among the bushes.
The wounded one answered the call, but its ^-f . . , The two Partridges fainter and fainter. They gave it food and water, but it had been so badly cut that when they came to look at it the next morning, it was dead. Another partridge was on the porch close to the cage. When they came out it flew away. It must have been the mate that had been calling the day before.
Laura said she was sure that the dead partridge was one of the little ones that Dorcas had hatched, and that when it found itself in danger it had remembered them, and had come back to them for help.
What to read after Stories of Humble Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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