The Birds Convention
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The lady said also that there were plenty of trees for us to build in, which was true, only we Phoebes always build a mud nest which we fasten onto some building. We do not care for trees. Well, I tried again and again, working hard, and each time they tore it down so that, finally, I had THE BIRDS* CONVENTION 43 to give it up and go across the street where nicer people lived. " "I suppose the people who tore down your nest did not know how much good you do by eating flies, mosquitoes, moths, e...tc. ?" said Mrs. Bushtit.
"Oh, I presume not, " replied Mrs. Phoebe, resign- edly. "Some people are so ignorant in regard to the value of our work and too selfish to care what be- comes of us. " "We have such a nice nesting place, " spoke up another Mrs. Phoebe. "We have used the same props under the eaves for several years and no one molests us. We raised three broods of beautiful children this year, " and Mrs. Phoebe flirted her tail in satisfaction.
"Well, I had a very dreadful time, " spoke up tiny Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lady said also that there were plenty of trees for us to build in, which was true, only we Phoebes always build a mud nest which we fasten onto some building. We do not care for trees. Well, I tried again and again, working hard, and each time they tore it down so that, finally, I had THE BIRDS* CONVENTION 43 to give it up and go across the street where nicer people lived. " "I suppose the people who tore down your nest did not know how much good you do by eating flies, mosquitoes, moths, e...tc. ?" said Mrs. Bushtit.
"Oh, I presume not, " replied Mrs. Phoebe, resign- edly. "Some people are so ignorant in regard to the value of our work and too selfish to care what be- comes of us. " "We have such a nice nesting place, " spoke up another Mrs. Phoebe. "We have used the same props under the eaves for several years and no one molests us. We raised three broods of beautiful children this year, " and Mrs. Phoebe flirted her tail in satisfaction.
"Well, I had a very dreadful time, " spoke up tiny Mrs.
What to read after The Birds Convention?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Williams Myers to read onlineMoreLess
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