The Drowning Boy Or Obstinacy Punished
The Drowning Boy Or Obstinacy Punished
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For rude and bad chil- dren are not quiet nor happy long, wherever they may be.
While they were quarrelling about some trifle, one of the Boys spied a bird's nest near the top of a large tree, which grew on the edge of a deep pond, and cried out to the rest " come let us rob that nest ;" to this they all readily agreed, without thinking whether it was right or wrong.
THE BB. OWN1NG BOY. 7 Now James had been often told how cruel it was to steal Birds' nests ; but he had forgot all about it. For ...when chil- dren begin to do wrong, there is no know- ing where they will stop. And this was the case with James, who was the first to climb the tree.
He soon got near the little birds, for he was smarter than the other boys, and was just stretching out his hand to take them out of their snug nest, when he missed his hold, the branch on which he stood broke under him and, with a loud cry, he fell into the pond over which it had hung.
The Boys all screamed, and James screamed too and struggled, for he did not know how to swim ; and now his poor Mother came into his mind, and tho warning she gave him, and the thought of his bad behaviour to her that morning seemed to make him sink the ouicker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For rude and bad chil- dren are not quiet nor happy long, wherever they may be.
While they were quarrelling about some trifle, one of the Boys spied a bird's nest near the top of a large tree, which grew on the edge of a deep pond, and cried out to the rest " come let us rob that nest ;" to this they all readily agreed, without thinking whether it was right or wrong.
THE BB. OWN1NG BOY. 7 Now James had been often told how cruel it was to steal Birds' nests ; but he had forgot all about it. For ...when chil- dren begin to do wrong, there is no know- ing where they will stop. And this was the case with James, who was the first to climb the tree.
He soon got near the little birds, for he was smarter than the other boys, and was just stretching out his hand to take them out of their snug nest, when he missed his hold, the branch on which he stood broke under him and, with a loud cry, he fell into the pond over which it had hung.
The Boys all screamed, and James screamed too and struggled, for he did not know how to swim ; and now his poor Mother came into his mind, and tho warning she gave him, and the thought of his bad behaviour to her that morning seemed to make him sink the ouicker.
What to read after The Drowning Boy Or Obstinacy Punished?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Dymond to read onlineMoreLess
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