The Burgess Bird book for Children
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Redeye are dreadfully distressedabout it, but they will feed him because they say it isn't his fault. It's a dreadful affair and the talk of the whole Orchard. I suppose hismother is off gadding somewhere, having a good time and not caringa flip of her tail feathers what becomes of him. I believe in beinggoodhearted, but there is such a thing as overdoing the matter. Thankgoodness I'm not so weak-minded that I can be imposed on in any such wayas that. " "Speaking of the Vireos, Redeye seems to ...be the only member of hisfamily around here, " remarked Peter.
"Listen!" commanded Jenny Wren. "Don't you hear that warbling song 'wayover in the big elm in front of Farmer Brown's house where Goldy theoriole has his nest?" Peter listened. At first he didn't hear it, and as usual Jenny Wren madefun of him for having such big ears and not being able to make betteruse of them. Presently he did hear it. The voice was not unlike that ofRedeye, but the song was smoother, more continuous and sweeter. Peter'sface lighted up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Redeye are dreadfully distressedabout it, but they will feed him because they say it isn't his fault. It's a dreadful affair and the talk of the whole Orchard. I suppose hismother is off gadding somewhere, having a good time and not caringa flip of her tail feathers what becomes of him. I believe in beinggoodhearted, but there is such a thing as overdoing the matter. Thankgoodness I'm not so weak-minded that I can be imposed on in any such wayas that. " "Speaking of the Vireos, Redeye seems to ...be the only member of hisfamily around here, " remarked Peter.
"Listen!" commanded Jenny Wren. "Don't you hear that warbling song 'wayover in the big elm in front of Farmer Brown's house where Goldy theoriole has his nest?" Peter listened. At first he didn't hear it, and as usual Jenny Wren madefun of him for having such big ears and not being able to make betteruse of them. Presently he did hear it. The voice was not unlike that ofRedeye, but the song was smoother, more continuous and sweeter. Peter'sface lighted up.
What to read after The Burgess Bird book for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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