The Tale of Jolly Robin
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XIII THE HERMIT Though Jolly Robin was quite bold for his size, he had a cousin whowas actually shy. This timid relation of Jolly's belonged to theHermit Thrush family; and Jolly Robin always spoke of him as "TheHermit, " which was a good name for him, because he never strayed fromthe depths of the swamp near Black Creek. At least, he stayed thereall summer long, until the time came for him to go South.
If Jolly Robin wanted to see this shy cousin, he had to go into theswamp. For the Hermit nev...er repaid any of Jolly's calls. He was afraidof Farmer Green and the other people that lived in the farmhouse. Apple orchards, and gardens and open fields he considered good placesto avoid, because he thought them dangerous.
"There's no place to live that's quite as safe and pleasant as aswamp, " he often remarked. "I have one brother who prefers anevergreen thicket, which doesn't make a bad home. And another brotherof mine lives in some bushes near a road. But how he can like such adwelling-place as that is more than I can understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIII THE HERMIT Though Jolly Robin was quite bold for his size, he had a cousin whowas actually shy. This timid relation of Jolly's belonged to theHermit Thrush family; and Jolly Robin always spoke of him as "TheHermit, " which was a good name for him, because he never strayed fromthe depths of the swamp near Black Creek. At least, he stayed thereall summer long, until the time came for him to go South.
If Jolly Robin wanted to see this shy cousin, he had to go into theswamp. For the Hermit nev...er repaid any of Jolly's calls. He was afraidof Farmer Green and the other people that lived in the farmhouse. Apple orchards, and gardens and open fields he considered good placesto avoid, because he thought them dangerous.
"There's no place to live that's quite as safe and pleasant as aswamp, " he often remarked. "I have one brother who prefers anevergreen thicket, which doesn't make a bad home. And another brotherof mine lives in some bushes near a road. But how he can like such adwelling-place as that is more than I can understand.
What to read after The Tale of Jolly Robin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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