The Little Brown Hen Hears the Song of the Nightingale & the Golden Harvest
The Little Brown Hen Hears the Song of the Nightingale & the Golden Harvest
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" The little tree was filled with joy at finding that, after all, therewas something she could do to be of use.
"I have watched the little blue eggs ever since you left them here, " shesaid; and she seemed to snuggle her branches more closely about thenest.
At last the little robins grew strong enough to fly, and the nest wasleft empty, though the young birds stayed in the orchard and often cameto perch in the tree, and sing their song of gratitude.
Indeed all the creatures about seemed to know... that here was lovingshelter for them. A little chipmunk made its home under the rock at thefoot of the tree, and frisked up the trunk and among the boughs. Manybirds perched in the branches and told wonderful song stories of whatwas going on in the world.
A merry little flycatcher chose a small twig under one of the boughs ofthe apple tree, where it perched for hours, darting out when a fly orother insect buzzed by; but always returning to the little twig as if itwere home. In the shade of the thick-leaved boughs, the friendly cowssought shelter, patiently chewing their cud, and switching their tailsto shoo off the flies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The little tree was filled with joy at finding that, after all, therewas something she could do to be of use.
"I have watched the little blue eggs ever since you left them here, " shesaid; and she seemed to snuggle her branches more closely about thenest.
At last the little robins grew strong enough to fly, and the nest wasleft empty, though the young birds stayed in the orchard and often cameto perch in the tree, and sing their song of gratitude.
Indeed all the creatures about seemed to know... that here was lovingshelter for them. A little chipmunk made its home under the rock at thefoot of the tree, and frisked up the trunk and among the boughs. Manybirds perched in the branches and told wonderful song stories of whatwas going on in the world.
A merry little flycatcher chose a small twig under one of the boughs ofthe apple tree, where it perched for hours, darting out when a fly orother insect buzzed by; but always returning to the little twig as if itwere home. In the shade of the thick-leaved boughs, the friendly cowssought shelter, patiently chewing their cud, and switching their tailsto shoo off the flies.
What to read after The Little Brown Hen Hears the Song of the Nightingale & the Golden Harvest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dresser Jasmine Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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