The Song of Songs Pt. 2640
The Song of Songs Pt. 2640
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^ CHAPTER XVI Thb finches were the maddest of all. The titmice, too, made a racket, and so did the nuthatches, and the black- birds behaved as if they were lords of the place, while the stay-at-home starlings formed in groups among themselves and paid no attention to the rest of the world. Beside, there were the hedge-sparrows and wrens, who added a fair share to the chorus. But the fanfare of the finches was too much for ears accustomed to the tiny twittering of a caged canary.
Old Haberland k...new them all. Old Haberland was the gardener, who pottered about in felt shoes and lived, in a measure, from the colonel's bounty, since he held sway now over nothing but the lawn sprinkler. He knew which birds nested on the ground and which in the branches. He knew the time each began to sing and the best place to stand if you wanted to study their plumage and habits.
It was terrible to think that the squirrels had to be shot.
Lilly almost hated the old man when he sallied forth, his pea-rifle under his jacket, \Wth evil intent against the jolly little marauders — Haberland maintained the vermin recognised his gun and scurried off when they saw it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ CHAPTER XVI Thb finches were the maddest of all. The titmice, too, made a racket, and so did the nuthatches, and the black- birds behaved as if they were lords of the place, while the stay-at-home starlings formed in groups among themselves and paid no attention to the rest of the world. Beside, there were the hedge-sparrows and wrens, who added a fair share to the chorus. But the fanfare of the finches was too much for ears accustomed to the tiny twittering of a caged canary.
Old Haberland k...new them all. Old Haberland was the gardener, who pottered about in felt shoes and lived, in a measure, from the colonel's bounty, since he held sway now over nothing but the lawn sprinkler. He knew which birds nested on the ground and which in the branches. He knew the time each began to sing and the best place to stand if you wanted to study their plumage and habits.
It was terrible to think that the squirrels had to be shot.
Lilly almost hated the old man when he sallied forth, his pea-rifle under his jacket, \Wth evil intent against the jolly little marauders — Haberland maintained the vermin recognised his gun and scurried off when they saw it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sudermann, Hermann, 1857-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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