The Children's City
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The plumage of the male is sooty black and his head and neck bright orange and yellow.'' '' There's Gunda ! I know him from his pict- ures," exclaimed Jack, as the handsome Indian Ele- phant appeared near the Flying Cage, lazily swing- ing his huge india-rubber feet as he moved along in the performance of his regular duty of giving chil- dren rides. " Do you know where Gunda came from, Doodle?" " Yes ; I do. He was caught wild in the interior of Assam and arrived here in 1904. He had a long jou...rney didn't he? At that time Gunda was about seven years old, so he is now about thirteen. He is 94 THE CHILDREN'S CITY a very intelligent animal and knows a great many funny tricks. He is now going up to the Pony Stand, where the children get on and off his back.'* " Do you think he minds? " asked Nora.
"Minds what?" " Riding the children on his back ? " " No; the keepers say he seems to like it. Gunda is very amiable. They tell us here that ' in numer- ous ways he indicates his complete satisfaction as to his bill of fare and the kindness of the keepers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plumage of the male is sooty black and his head and neck bright orange and yellow.'' '' There's Gunda ! I know him from his pict- ures," exclaimed Jack, as the handsome Indian Ele- phant appeared near the Flying Cage, lazily swing- ing his huge india-rubber feet as he moved along in the performance of his regular duty of giving chil- dren rides. " Do you know where Gunda came from, Doodle?" " Yes ; I do. He was caught wild in the interior of Assam and arrived here in 1904. He had a long jou...rney didn't he? At that time Gunda was about seven years old, so he is now about thirteen. He is 94 THE CHILDREN'S CITY a very intelligent animal and knows a great many funny tricks. He is now going up to the Pony Stand, where the children get on and off his back.'* " Do you think he minds? " asked Nora.
"Minds what?" " Riding the children on his back ? " " No; the keepers say he seems to like it. Gunda is very amiable. They tell us here that ' in numer- ous ways he indicates his complete satisfaction as to his bill of fare and the kindness of the keepers.
What to read after The Children's City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esther Singleton to read onlineMoreLess
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