The Raven And the Dove
The Raven And the Dove
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AND THE DOVE. 29 the door of the closet, where the dove was kept, very slowly ; for she felt naughty, and children, when they are naughty, are often very dull, and do not jump and run nimbly about. Then she peeped in with her little face, to look for the dove. But, O! how did she start, and how frightened did she feel, when she saw that her pretty white dove with silken wings, and a golden ring round his neck, that used to bow his pretty head, and say, Coo, coo, coo, was gone; and in his stead ...there was an ugly black thing, a great deal larger than the dove, with a great black beak, and he made an ugly noise, with a very hoarse voice.
Then Eliza's face coloured quite up, and her eyes filled with tears, and she forgot her ill humour, and ran down stairs as fast as she could run, calling out, " Henry, Henry, the dove! the dove! our dear pretty dove is gone, and there is such a black ugly thing come instead of it! Come, Henry, make haste ; come and see. " Then Henry threw down his papa's stick, and ran up stairs, to look at this ugly thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND THE DOVE. 29 the door of the closet, where the dove was kept, very slowly ; for she felt naughty, and children, when they are naughty, are often very dull, and do not jump and run nimbly about. Then she peeped in with her little face, to look for the dove. But, O! how did she start, and how frightened did she feel, when she saw that her pretty white dove with silken wings, and a golden ring round his neck, that used to bow his pretty head, and say, Coo, coo, coo, was gone; and in his stead ...there was an ugly black thing, a great deal larger than the dove, with a great black beak, and he made an ugly noise, with a very hoarse voice.
Then Eliza's face coloured quite up, and her eyes filled with tears, and she forgot her ill humour, and ran down stairs as fast as she could run, calling out, " Henry, Henry, the dove! the dove! our dear pretty dove is gone, and there is such a black ugly thing come instead of it! Come, Henry, make haste ; come and see. " Then Henry threw down his papa's stick, and ran up stairs, to look at this ugly thing.
What to read after The Raven And the Dove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Lucy Lyttelton Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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