The Twins Or Home Scenes
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One little blackbird had 48 THE TWINS: taken possession of a climbing rose-tree, and was pouring a perfect flood of rapturous melody upon the listening ears below.
" Mamma, " said Lily, eagerly, " that must be a nightingale ! Does it not sing like one ? " " It has sweet notes, my love, but it cannot be a nightingale ; they are never seen so far north as this, much less are they heard. I think that is a blackbird. Ah, yes, " continued Mrs. Fortescue, as she looked up to the roof of the summer-ho...use ; " I see the little fellow ; he is on a slender twig, which is bent and swinging to and fro beneath his weight. " " Annie, " said Willie, f( don't you wish we had such a summer-house as this in our garden, and all covered with roses and ivy as this is ? I would very often be in it ; wouldn't you ?" " Yes, I should like it very well, " said Annie, " on a fine morning like this ; but would it not be a long time before it was all covered with creeping plants as yours is?" continued she, addressing Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One little blackbird had 48 THE TWINS: taken possession of a climbing rose-tree, and was pouring a perfect flood of rapturous melody upon the listening ears below.
" Mamma, " said Lily, eagerly, " that must be a nightingale ! Does it not sing like one ? " " It has sweet notes, my love, but it cannot be a nightingale ; they are never seen so far north as this, much less are they heard. I think that is a blackbird. Ah, yes, " continued Mrs. Fortescue, as she looked up to the roof of the summer-ho...use ; " I see the little fellow ; he is on a slender twig, which is bent and swinging to and fro beneath his weight. " " Annie, " said Willie, f( don't you wish we had such a summer-house as this in our garden, and all covered with roses and ivy as this is ? I would very often be in it ; wouldn't you ?" " Yes, I should like it very well, " said Annie, " on a fine morning like this ; but would it not be a long time before it was all covered with creeping plants as yours is?" continued she, addressing Mrs.
What to read after The Twins Or Home Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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