The Nursery, April 1873, Vol. Xiii.
The Nursery, April 1873, Vol. Xiii.
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ELIZABETH SILL.
(_Adapted from the German. _) PETERLIN ON HIS TRAVELS.
PETERLIN was a chick just five days out of the shell. He began to thinkhe was somebody now. The old cornfield became too narrow for him. Hemust start out on his travels, and see something of the world.
Biddy, his mother, clucked and scolded away at him, and told him how hemight lose himself in the grass, and never find his way home.
But it was of no use. The mother's warnings were unheeded. Off startedPeterlin; and, befo...re he was well aware of it, the cornfield lay farbehind him, and he found himself standing on a rock, and gazing forthover the wide world.
The valley lay open before him. Dear me, what a world it seemed!--sovery vast! With fright and amazement Peterlin looked down on all themagnificence till he felt himself growing giddy.
[Illustration] He stood on the brink of an abyss; and far beneath him flowed a streamthrough the blooming land; and over the waters moved proud vessels withtheir white sails and their waving flags.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELIZABETH SILL.
(_Adapted from the German. _) PETERLIN ON HIS TRAVELS.
PETERLIN was a chick just five days out of the shell. He began to thinkhe was somebody now. The old cornfield became too narrow for him. Hemust start out on his travels, and see something of the world.
Biddy, his mother, clucked and scolded away at him, and told him how hemight lose himself in the grass, and never find his way home.
But it was of no use. The mother's warnings were unheeded. Off startedPeterlin; and, befo...re he was well aware of it, the cornfield lay farbehind him, and he found himself standing on a rock, and gazing forthover the wide world.
The valley lay open before him. Dear me, what a world it seemed!--sovery vast! With fright and amazement Peterlin looked down on all themagnificence till he felt himself growing giddy.
[Illustration] He stood on the brink of an abyss; and far beneath him flowed a streamthrough the blooming land; and over the waters moved proud vessels withtheir white sails and their waving flags.
What to read after The Nursery, April 1873, Vol. Xiii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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