The Nursery, No. 107, November, 1875, Vol. Xviii.
The Nursery, No. 107, November, 1875, Vol. Xviii.
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She watches it, hoping that it willcome so near to her little bill, that she can peck at it, and swallowit.
But the spider is on its guard. To and fro it swings, letting itselfdown a little bit, but never so far as to be in any danger; and then, just as the enemy prepares to snap at it, it climbs nimbly into itssecure network.
The second Tantalus of our picture, the little dog, has, also, smallprospects of reaching the object on which his heart is set. At somedistance from him on the ground lie...s a bone, which he longs to get; butthe chain which fastens him, prevents his going near enough to seize it. Both the dog and the chicken are _tantalized_, you see.
Let us keep down our desires, try to reach only what is fairly ours, becontent with little, and never betray confidence. Then shall we avoidthe fate of Tantalus.
UNCLE CHARLES.
[Illustration: Musical Score] GIRLS & BOYS T. CRAMPTON 1. In all the land by field and town, The boys and girls go up and down. In all the land the girls and boys Wherever they go they make a noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She watches it, hoping that it willcome so near to her little bill, that she can peck at it, and swallowit.
But the spider is on its guard. To and fro it swings, letting itselfdown a little bit, but never so far as to be in any danger; and then, just as the enemy prepares to snap at it, it climbs nimbly into itssecure network.
The second Tantalus of our picture, the little dog, has, also, smallprospects of reaching the object on which his heart is set. At somedistance from him on the ground lie...s a bone, which he longs to get; butthe chain which fastens him, prevents his going near enough to seize it. Both the dog and the chicken are _tantalized_, you see.
Let us keep down our desires, try to reach only what is fairly ours, becontent with little, and never betray confidence. Then shall we avoidthe fate of Tantalus.
UNCLE CHARLES.
[Illustration: Musical Score] GIRLS & BOYS T. CRAMPTON 1. In all the land by field and town, The boys and girls go up and down. In all the land the girls and boys Wherever they go they make a noise.
What to read after The Nursery, No. 107, November, 1875, Vol. Xviii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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