The Walks Abroad of Two Young Naturalists
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A lively cracking of whips interrupted the conver- sation. It was the doctor, who, as he was not going to walk, was determined at any rate to have the pleasure of driving the party himself.
TWO YOUNG NATURALISTS. 169 There was no further expectation of a disappoint- ment, for the carriage was at the door. Kene turned to the vase, saying with an air of most withering contempt " Adieu, false prophet. " The frog did not see any necessity for a reply. He contented himself with crouching more determ...inedly than ever at the bottom of his receptacle, while Kene agilely mounted next to his cousin. Black, nose in the air, installed himself between the legs of his master. The carriage disappeared.
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The Eoad to Touques on a fair-day Reptiles An example to be imitated by the market -gardeners of France Doubtful forms A reptile with a strong anatomical resemblance to a bird Birds provided with teeth Uses of reptiles Barometer No. 2 seems likely to be right.
AT Touques it was the day of the fair, and the road to the town, though usually rather deserted, was on this occasion traversed by many of the country people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lively cracking of whips interrupted the conver- sation. It was the doctor, who, as he was not going to walk, was determined at any rate to have the pleasure of driving the party himself.
TWO YOUNG NATURALISTS. 169 There was no further expectation of a disappoint- ment, for the carriage was at the door. Kene turned to the vase, saying with an air of most withering contempt " Adieu, false prophet. " The frog did not see any necessity for a reply. He contented himself with crouching more determ...inedly than ever at the bottom of his receptacle, while Kene agilely mounted next to his cousin. Black, nose in the air, installed himself between the legs of his master. The carriage disappeared.
XIII.
The Eoad to Touques on a fair-day Reptiles An example to be imitated by the market -gardeners of France Doubtful forms A reptile with a strong anatomical resemblance to a bird Birds provided with teeth Uses of reptiles Barometer No. 2 seems likely to be right.
AT Touques it was the day of the fair, and the road to the town, though usually rather deserted, was on this occasion traversed by many of the country people.
What to read after The Walks Abroad of Two Young Naturalists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Beaugrand to read onlineMoreLess
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