The Seaboard Parish volume 1
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"Look how he cocks his headfirst on one side and then on the other. Does he want us to see him? Is hebumptious, or what?" "I hardly know, my dear. I think sparrows are very like schoolboys; andI suspect that if we understood the one class thoroughly, we shouldunderstand the other. But I confess I do not yet understand either. " "Perhaps you will when Charlie and Harry are old enough to go to school, "said Connie.
"It is my only chance of making any true acquaintance with the sparrows, "I answer...ed. "Look at them now, " I exclaimed, as a little crowd of themsuddenly appeared where only one had stood a moment before, and explodedin objurgation and general unintelligible excitement. After some obscurefluttering of wings and pecking, they all vanished except two, which walkedabout in a dignified manner, trying apparently to seem quite unconsciouseach of the other's presence.
"I think it was a political meeting of some sort, " said Connie, laughingmerrily.
"Well, they have this advantage over us, " I answered, "that they getthrough their business whatever it may be, with considerably greaterexpedition than we get through ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Look how he cocks his headfirst on one side and then on the other. Does he want us to see him? Is hebumptious, or what?" "I hardly know, my dear. I think sparrows are very like schoolboys; andI suspect that if we understood the one class thoroughly, we shouldunderstand the other. But I confess I do not yet understand either. " "Perhaps you will when Charlie and Harry are old enough to go to school, "said Connie.
"It is my only chance of making any true acquaintance with the sparrows, "I answer...ed. "Look at them now, " I exclaimed, as a little crowd of themsuddenly appeared where only one had stood a moment before, and explodedin objurgation and general unintelligible excitement. After some obscurefluttering of wings and pecking, they all vanished except two, which walkedabout in a dignified manner, trying apparently to seem quite unconsciouseach of the other's presence.
"I think it was a political meeting of some sort, " said Connie, laughingmerrily.
"Well, they have this advantage over us, " I answered, "that they getthrough their business whatever it may be, with considerably greaterexpedition than we get through ours.
What to read after The Seaboard Parish volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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