The History of the Robins for the Instruction of Children On Their Treatment of
The History of the Robins for the Instruction of Children On Their Treatment of
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Should you like to occasion the deaths of a number of little harmless creatures?" "No, indeed, " said Frederick, "and I think Lucy a very naughty girl for starving them. " " She was to blame, but is now sorry for her fault, my dear, therefore you must not speak unkindly of her ; besides, you know she has no kind mother, as we have, to teach her what is proper ; and her father is obliged to be absent from home very often, and leave her to the care of a governess, who perhaps was never instructed... herself to be tender to animals. " With this kind of conversation they amused themselves as they walked, every now and then peeping into their baskets to see their little birds, which were very lively and well. They entreated the maid to take them through the orchard, tvhich had a gate that opened into a meadow that lay in their way, having no doubt of obtaining admittance, as it was the usual hour for their friend Joe to work there. They accord ingly knocked at the gate, which was immediately opened to them, and Frederick requested Joe to shew him the robins' nest.
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Should you like to occasion the deaths of a number of little harmless creatures?" "No, indeed, " said Frederick, "and I think Lucy a very naughty girl for starving them. " " She was to blame, but is now sorry for her fault, my dear, therefore you must not speak unkindly of her ; besides, you know she has no kind mother, as we have, to teach her what is proper ; and her father is obliged to be absent from home very often, and leave her to the care of a governess, who perhaps was never instructed... herself to be tender to animals. " With this kind of conversation they amused themselves as they walked, every now and then peeping into their baskets to see their little birds, which were very lively and well. They entreated the maid to take them through the orchard, tvhich had a gate that opened into a meadow that lay in their way, having no doubt of obtaining admittance, as it was the usual hour for their friend Joe to work there. They accord ingly knocked at the gate, which was immediately opened to them, and Frederick requested Joe to shew him the robins' nest.
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