The Goat And Her Kid
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But no bruise or scratchcould be found. Presently, however, Charles said, "O, I see what hashappened. The boys in running after him have trod upon his feet, andbruised them dreadfully. They are all red, and swelled, and crooked, and I do not believe they can ever get properly well again. Hislittle claws have been twisted and broken. He will never be able tohop about any more; and I am sure he can never perch upon a twig. Hewill have nothing to hold fast with. What _is_ to become of him?" Fanny ...began to cry as she heard all this, and looked at the nestling'sbruised feet, and saw how badly they were injured. "He will die, " saidshe, "if we let him go: he will never be able to get up to his nest, nor hop about to find his food; and he will be starved. Do, Charley, let us take him home with us. If he gets well enough to hop and fly, we will give him his liberty; and if not, let us take care of him. " Accordingly, home they all went, carrying the bird, gently wrapped upin a white handkerchief, and held loosely in Fanny's double hands, soas not to press him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no bruise or scratchcould be found. Presently, however, Charles said, "O, I see what hashappened. The boys in running after him have trod upon his feet, andbruised them dreadfully. They are all red, and swelled, and crooked, and I do not believe they can ever get properly well again. Hislittle claws have been twisted and broken. He will never be able tohop about any more; and I am sure he can never perch upon a twig. Hewill have nothing to hold fast with. What _is_ to become of him?" Fanny ...began to cry as she heard all this, and looked at the nestling'sbruised feet, and saw how badly they were injured. "He will die, " saidshe, "if we let him go: he will never be able to get up to his nest, nor hop about to find his food; and he will be starved. Do, Charley, let us take him home with us. If he gets well enough to hop and fly, we will give him his liberty; and if not, let us take care of him. " Accordingly, home they all went, carrying the bird, gently wrapped upin a white handkerchief, and held loosely in Fanny's double hands, soas not to press him.
What to read after The Goat And Her Kid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myrtle Harriet to read onlineMoreLess
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