The Faithless Parrot
The Faithless Parrot
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There is that rascal of a PaulParrot, who pretends so much love for you, courting Widow Daw atthis very moment; and if you come at once you may see it withyour own eyes. " "Nonsense!" replied Tittums: "I do not believe it. " "Well, " said the Dog, "to convince you, if you will only come tothe other side of the wall you shall see that what I have said isquite true. " But Pussy, trusting in the honour of Mr. Paul, would not believea word, and it was only after a great deal of persuasion that shew...as induced to jump over the wall and listen.
[Illustration: EAVES-DROPPERS. ] Mr. Paul and Mrs. Daw were still courting, and the Parrot wastrying, by coaxing the old lady, to find out how much she wasworth, and where all her treasures were hid. Indeed Mrs. Daw wasjust on the point of telling him her secret, when Tittums, unableto contain herself, rushed at Mr. Paul and scratched his face.
"Oh, you bad Parrot!" she said; "did you not promise to marry me, and take me to your golden palace?" "Golden palace!" screamed Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is that rascal of a PaulParrot, who pretends so much love for you, courting Widow Daw atthis very moment; and if you come at once you may see it withyour own eyes. " "Nonsense!" replied Tittums: "I do not believe it. " "Well, " said the Dog, "to convince you, if you will only come tothe other side of the wall you shall see that what I have said isquite true. " But Pussy, trusting in the honour of Mr. Paul, would not believea word, and it was only after a great deal of persuasion that shew...as induced to jump over the wall and listen.
[Illustration: EAVES-DROPPERS. ] Mr. Paul and Mrs. Daw were still courting, and the Parrot wastrying, by coaxing the old lady, to find out how much she wasworth, and where all her treasures were hid. Indeed Mrs. Daw wasjust on the point of telling him her secret, when Tittums, unableto contain herself, rushed at Mr. Paul and scratched his face.
"Oh, you bad Parrot!" she said; "did you not promise to marry me, and take me to your golden palace?" "Golden palace!" screamed Mrs.
What to read after The Faithless Parrot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Charles Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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