The History of Little Ann And Her Brother Little James
The History of Little Ann And Her Brother Little James
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12 Sometimes, when they read very well indeed, their mamma gave them pictures to play with and to cut out. And the pictures had horses, and cows, and dogs, and houses, and many pretty things in them.
When the weather was dry, Ann and James had leave to go into the yard, and feed the pigeons.
James carried a little basket for Ann, and Ann took out the peas, and flung them to the pigeons.
Little Ann and little James feeding the Pigeons.
C 14 As soon as the pigeons saw them open the yard-door, the...y all dew down, and came round them.
There were a great many pigeons; but one was a very pretty pigeon indeed. It was quite white, and had a tail like a fan; and was called a fan-tailed pigeon.
The pretty fan-tailed pigeon would sit upon Ann's shoulder whilst it ate out of her bro- ther's hand.
The pigeons were so tame, because the children never frightened them, by driving them about or throwing stones at them.
15 Ann and James had a nice new chaise, which was given to them by their grandmam- ma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 Sometimes, when they read very well indeed, their mamma gave them pictures to play with and to cut out. And the pictures had horses, and cows, and dogs, and houses, and many pretty things in them.
When the weather was dry, Ann and James had leave to go into the yard, and feed the pigeons.
James carried a little basket for Ann, and Ann took out the peas, and flung them to the pigeons.
Little Ann and little James feeding the Pigeons.
C 14 As soon as the pigeons saw them open the yard-door, the...y all dew down, and came round them.
There were a great many pigeons; but one was a very pretty pigeon indeed. It was quite white, and had a tail like a fan; and was called a fan-tailed pigeon.
The pretty fan-tailed pigeon would sit upon Ann's shoulder whilst it ate out of her bro- ther's hand.
The pigeons were so tame, because the children never frightened them, by driving them about or throwing stones at them.
15 Ann and James had a nice new chaise, which was given to them by their grandmam- ma.
What to read after The History of Little Ann And Her Brother Little James?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Andrew Robeson Whitson to read onlineMoreLess
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