The Hunter Cats of Connorloa
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In this way, they ruin bushels offruit every season.
"I wonder if we could not teach the cats to hunt linnets, Jim, " said Mr. Connor one morning. It was at the breakfast-table.
"O Uncle George! the dear sweet little linnets!" exclaimed Rea, ready tocry.
"Yes, my dear sweet little girl, " said Uncle George. "The dear sweetlittle linnets will not leave us a single whole peach or apricot orcherry to eat. " "No!" said Jusy, "they're a perfect nuisance. They've pecked at everyapricot on the trees a...lready. " "I don't care, " said Rea. "Why can't they have some? I'd just as sooneat after a linnet as not. Their little bills must be all clean andsweet. Don't have them killed, Uncle George. " "No danger but that there will be enough left, dear, " said Uncle George. "However many we shoot, there will be enough left. I believe we mightkill a thousand to-day and not know the difference. " The cats had already done a good deal at hunting linnets on their ownaccount, in a clandestine and irregular manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this way, they ruin bushels offruit every season.
"I wonder if we could not teach the cats to hunt linnets, Jim, " said Mr. Connor one morning. It was at the breakfast-table.
"O Uncle George! the dear sweet little linnets!" exclaimed Rea, ready tocry.
"Yes, my dear sweet little girl, " said Uncle George. "The dear sweetlittle linnets will not leave us a single whole peach or apricot orcherry to eat. " "No!" said Jusy, "they're a perfect nuisance. They've pecked at everyapricot on the trees a...lready. " "I don't care, " said Rea. "Why can't they have some? I'd just as sooneat after a linnet as not. Their little bills must be all clean andsweet. Don't have them killed, Uncle George. " "No danger but that there will be enough left, dear, " said Uncle George. "However many we shoot, there will be enough left. I believe we mightkill a thousand to-day and not know the difference. " The cats had already done a good deal at hunting linnets on their ownaccount, in a clandestine and irregular manner.
What to read after The Hunter Cats of Connorloa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Helen Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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