Terry
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"Rascals!" said Turly; "they are every bit as bad as the crows!" "Oh!" cried Terry, "to think they can sing so sweetly and behave socruelly!" "I suppose it's only their way, " said Turly. "I think birds have to becruel, or they couldn't live. See them picking up the worms, and smashingthe snail-shells against the stones!" "And men are cruel too, " said Terry. "They kill the lambs--" Here their talk was interrupted by an unusual and startling sight. The airbecame suddenly darkened by a moving cl...oud of winging sea-gulls highoverhead, circling above the tops of the trees, ever increasing in numbertill their wide wings seemed to be almost laced together.
Each time the great circle they had marked for themselves was travelledthey descended a little lower towards the earth.
"How lovely!" cried Terry. "They are really coming down to us!" "They are wanting their dinner, " said Walsh, the steward, coming to wherethe children were standing with their faces turned up to the skies.
"Oh, do you think so?" cried Terry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Rascals!" said Turly; "they are every bit as bad as the crows!" "Oh!" cried Terry, "to think they can sing so sweetly and behave socruelly!" "I suppose it's only their way, " said Turly. "I think birds have to becruel, or they couldn't live. See them picking up the worms, and smashingthe snail-shells against the stones!" "And men are cruel too, " said Terry. "They kill the lambs--" Here their talk was interrupted by an unusual and startling sight. The airbecame suddenly darkened by a moving cl...oud of winging sea-gulls highoverhead, circling above the tops of the trees, ever increasing in numbertill their wide wings seemed to be almost laced together.
Each time the great circle they had marked for themselves was travelledthey descended a little lower towards the earth.
"How lovely!" cried Terry. "They are really coming down to us!" "They are wanting their dinner, " said Walsh, the steward, coming to wherethe children were standing with their faces turned up to the skies.
"Oh, do you think so?" cried Terry.
What to read after Terry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mulholland Rosa to read onlineMoreLess
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