The Nursery, August 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 2
The Nursery, August 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 2
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[Illustration] I guess the father-bird said, "Oh, dear! here come some giants; and, ifwe are not very fierce, they will steal away our babies. So, mother-bird, you just sit here on this cherry-tree, and scream, while Istand ready on the apple-tree to fly at them if they come near ournest. " Josie and her mamma walked slowly along, not knowing how angry thekingbirds were getting, until they came to the apple-tree. "Here is thenest, Josie, " said mamma; and they went close to the tree. But themot...her-bird began to scream, and fly about, and seemed to feel so badly, that mamma said, "We will go away from the nest, Josie; for we aremaking the old bird unhappy. " But Josie said, "Oh! do let me take justone peep at the little birdies. Do, mamma, hold me up to the nest justonce!" Now, all this time the father-bird had kept so still that they did notknow he was on the tree just above their heads; but, as soon as mammalifted Josie so that she might look into the nest, he flew straight downat them, pecked at Josie's hands, pulled mamma's hair, and beat her facewith his wings.
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[Illustration] I guess the father-bird said, "Oh, dear! here come some giants; and, ifwe are not very fierce, they will steal away our babies. So, mother-bird, you just sit here on this cherry-tree, and scream, while Istand ready on the apple-tree to fly at them if they come near ournest. " Josie and her mamma walked slowly along, not knowing how angry thekingbirds were getting, until they came to the apple-tree. "Here is thenest, Josie, " said mamma; and they went close to the tree. But themot...her-bird began to scream, and fly about, and seemed to feel so badly, that mamma said, "We will go away from the nest, Josie; for we aremaking the old bird unhappy. " But Josie said, "Oh! do let me take justone peep at the little birdies. Do, mamma, hold me up to the nest justonce!" Now, all this time the father-bird had kept so still that they did notknow he was on the tree just above their heads; but, as soon as mammalifted Josie so that she might look into the nest, he flew straight downat them, pecked at Josie's hands, pulled mamma's hair, and beat her facewith his wings.
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