Tiny Houses And Their Builders
Tiny Houses And Their Builders
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The upper part is made much the strongest, and of the thickest and best materials, the neck being comparatively slightly built. They always reverse the order in which we erect our houses, as we are obliged to build our walls first, and put the roofs on them after- wards ; while these architects first thatch their roofs, and then gradually descend to the lower story of all. To look at these nests swinging lazily backwards and forwards from the end of the branches to which they hang attached, you... might fancy them rather insecure nurseries for the little eggs to lie in, as it is evident that the eggs might at any moment be dislodged from the globe-shaped centre, and fall through the neck, out of the hole at the end of it, into the cruel water. But here you may learn the useful lesson never to judge a thing before you really understand it. The weaver birds know better how to take care of their little ones than you think, or, in all probability, than ii 114 TINY HOUSES.
you could do for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The upper part is made much the strongest, and of the thickest and best materials, the neck being comparatively slightly built. They always reverse the order in which we erect our houses, as we are obliged to build our walls first, and put the roofs on them after- wards ; while these architects first thatch their roofs, and then gradually descend to the lower story of all. To look at these nests swinging lazily backwards and forwards from the end of the branches to which they hang attached, you... might fancy them rather insecure nurseries for the little eggs to lie in, as it is evident that the eggs might at any moment be dislodged from the globe-shaped centre, and fall through the neck, out of the hole at the end of it, into the cruel water. But here you may learn the useful lesson never to judge a thing before you really understand it. The weaver birds know better how to take care of their little ones than you think, or, in all probability, than ii 114 TINY HOUSES.
you could do for them.
What to read after Tiny Houses And Their Builders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Anna Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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