The Song of the Cardinal
The Song of the Cardinal
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Onlyone imploring, gentle "Chook!" from the sumac! His song broke ina suffocating burst of exultation. Cautiously he hopped fromtwig to twig toward her. With tender throaty murmurings heslowly edged nearer, and wonder of wonders! with tired eyes andquivering wings, she reached him her beak for a kiss.
At dinner that day, the farmer said to his wife: "Maria, if you want to hear the prettiest singin', an' see thecutest sight you ever saw, jest come down along the line fencean' watch the antics o'... that redbird we been hearin'" "I don't know as redbirds are so scarce 'at I've any call to wadethrough slush a half-mile to see one, " answered Maria.
"Footin's pretty good along the line fence, " said Abram, "an' younever saw a redbird like this fellow. He's as big as any twocommon ones. He's so red every bush he lights on looks like itwas afire. It's past all question, he's been somebody's pet, an'he's taken me for the man. I can get in six feet of him easy. He's the finest bird I ever set eyes on; an' as for singin', he'sdropped the weather, an' he's askin' folks to his housewarmin'to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Onlyone imploring, gentle "Chook!" from the sumac! His song broke ina suffocating burst of exultation. Cautiously he hopped fromtwig to twig toward her. With tender throaty murmurings heslowly edged nearer, and wonder of wonders! with tired eyes andquivering wings, she reached him her beak for a kiss.
At dinner that day, the farmer said to his wife: "Maria, if you want to hear the prettiest singin', an' see thecutest sight you ever saw, jest come down along the line fencean' watch the antics o'... that redbird we been hearin'" "I don't know as redbirds are so scarce 'at I've any call to wadethrough slush a half-mile to see one, " answered Maria.
"Footin's pretty good along the line fence, " said Abram, "an' younever saw a redbird like this fellow. He's as big as any twocommon ones. He's so red every bush he lights on looks like itwas afire. It's past all question, he's been somebody's pet, an'he's taken me for the man. I can get in six feet of him easy. He's the finest bird I ever set eyes on; an' as for singin', he'sdropped the weather, an' he's askin' folks to his housewarmin'to-day.
What to read after The Song of the Cardinal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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