The Two Yellow Birds
The Two Yellow Birds
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Mrs. Tracy knew that the sorrows of children are not lasting, though they are THB TWO VI : 17 i for a time, did not, At first, (hmk it best to endeavor to* restrain h--i tears; but she found that if not checked, she would iiyike henff ill. She would not eat any dnnuT ; and was unfit to po to school in the afternoon. H-r n u My dear child, you must not give way thus to your inief for tin* loss of a bird. I know that you loved Pet very nmrh, and (i: u a great deal of pleasure ; bn 'member, that s...orrow for the death of ought Not to unfit you for evny thiuL r . Now, by tin; \ou have b to stay from school, nod have lost p hours \vik n|x n thf linl. - your head ache go much, that \ -tudy 1. 5. I feel v-i v much . I un- derstand that all sorrow whirh ; doing our duty, i* wrong it is *
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Tracy knew that the sorrows of children are not lasting, though they are THB TWO VI : 17 i for a time, did not, At first, (hmk it best to endeavor to* restrain h--i tears; but she found that if not checked, she would iiyike henff ill. She would not eat any dnnuT ; and was unfit to po to school in the afternoon. H-r n u My dear child, you must not give way thus to your inief for tin* loss of a bird. I know that you loved Pet very nmrh, and (i: u a great deal of pleasure ; bn 'member, that s...orrow for the death of ought Not to unfit you for evny thiuL r . Now, by tin; \ou have b to stay from school, nod have lost p hours \vik n|x n thf linl. - your head ache go much, that \ -tudy 1. 5. I feel v-i v much . I un- derstand that all sorrow whirh ; doing our duty, i* wrong it is *
What to read after The Two Yellow Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States General Land Office to read onlineMoreLess
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