The History of a Little Boy Found Under a Haycock Founded On Facts
The History of a Little Boy Found Under a Haycock Founded On Facts
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Mildmay farmed a large estate of his own, and little Harry lent him all the assistance he could in the management of it. He rose in the morning with the lark ; and as soon as he had said his prayers and washed his face and hands, out he oes into the yard, and calls all the fowls, cocks, turkeys, and geese about him, cock, cock, cockatoo, cried the cock ; quack, quack, ciied the duck ; lubber, cried the turkey cock.
As soon as Harry had done with the fowls, he takes his whip in his hand, and mar...ches over the ground to see 10 that the sheep and oxen are all in their proper places Hey day says he, Little boy Blue, blow your horn, The cows in the meadow, the sheep in the corn, What, this is the way you mind the sheep, Under the havcock, fast asleep.
Ah ! yon l;:zy rocue, I'll care you of going to sleep and neglecting your 11 business; with that he gave him such a twinge by the ear, and then whipped him behind the haycock, leaving Blue to wonder from whence it came. In one end of his master's estate to the other, before breakfast, taking care to return in time to be one of the first in school, and while he was there, no boy paid more attention to his book than he did, he did not idle away his time like Ned Noddle, and get a good rap on the shoulders two or the times a day No, no, he stuck close to his books as well as his business whilst he was at it ; but when that was over-' he was as fond of a little innocent amusement as any of them, and would not sit over the fire on a fine moon light evening, but you might hear him call the boys of the village together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mildmay farmed a large estate of his own, and little Harry lent him all the assistance he could in the management of it. He rose in the morning with the lark ; and as soon as he had said his prayers and washed his face and hands, out he oes into the yard, and calls all the fowls, cocks, turkeys, and geese about him, cock, cock, cockatoo, cried the cock ; quack, quack, ciied the duck ; lubber, cried the turkey cock.
As soon as Harry had done with the fowls, he takes his whip in his hand, and mar...ches over the ground to see 10 that the sheep and oxen are all in their proper places Hey day says he, Little boy Blue, blow your horn, The cows in the meadow, the sheep in the corn, What, this is the way you mind the sheep, Under the havcock, fast asleep.
Ah ! yon l;:zy rocue, I'll care you of going to sleep and neglecting your 11 business; with that he gave him such a twinge by the ear, and then whipped him behind the haycock, leaving Blue to wonder from whence it came. In one end of his master's estate to the other, before breakfast, taking care to return in time to be one of the first in school, and while he was there, no boy paid more attention to his book than he did, he did not idle away his time like Ned Noddle, and get a good rap on the shoulders two or the times a day No, no, he stuck close to his books as well as his business whilst he was at it ; but when that was over-' he was as fond of a little innocent amusement as any of them, and would not sit over the fire on a fine moon light evening, but you might hear him call the boys of the village together.
What to read after The History of a Little Boy Found Under a Haycock Founded On Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Brodie to read onlineMoreLess
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