The Blackbirds Nest a Tale for Children
The Blackbirds Nest a Tale for Children
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You have told me that your friend George has promised to share the nest that he has found between you : you shall not be in- ferior to him in generosity : to-morrow, before you go to school, you shall carry him two of these birds, that I have just bought of a poor boy, and he will be glad to see that your affection towards him is as strong as his towards you. This proposal was a new thunder-stroke for Henry. He perceived that it would be the surest means of exposing him to disgrace. This though...t heavily oppressed him : he gave himself 22 up to despair ; he could not utter a word, he was every instant on the point of faint- ing.
His father seeing him in this situation imagined that he was more hurt than at first appeared. He ordered him to be put to bed, and gave him such medicines as he judged proper. Henry was ill without pretence ; he could not sleep during the night, and he was burnt up with a scorch- ing fever. His father and mother began to be apprehensive for the consequences ; they earnestly besought him to tell where he felt the pain, but he obstinately deter- mined never to discover the cause of his indisposition, even if it cost him his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have told me that your friend George has promised to share the nest that he has found between you : you shall not be in- ferior to him in generosity : to-morrow, before you go to school, you shall carry him two of these birds, that I have just bought of a poor boy, and he will be glad to see that your affection towards him is as strong as his towards you. This proposal was a new thunder-stroke for Henry. He perceived that it would be the surest means of exposing him to disgrace. This though...t heavily oppressed him : he gave himself 22 up to despair ; he could not utter a word, he was every instant on the point of faint- ing.
His father seeing him in this situation imagined that he was more hurt than at first appeared. He ordered him to be put to bed, and gave him such medicines as he judged proper. Henry was ill without pretence ; he could not sleep during the night, and he was burnt up with a scorch- ing fever. His father and mother began to be apprehensive for the consequences ; they earnestly besought him to tell where he felt the pain, but he obstinately deter- mined never to discover the cause of his indisposition, even if it cost him his life.
What to read after The Blackbirds Nest a Tale for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Martha Blackford to read onlineMoreLess
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