Tommy-Anne And the Three Hearts
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" How will she ever get the ducklings down ?
They will break their necks." This time Obi only answered by putting his finger to his lips, for then something happened.
A beautiful plump Duck (with a gray head and neck, a small shining green crest, brown back, and mottled gray breast) flew along, giving a cry that sounded like peek-peek oe-eek ! and dis- appeared in the hollow branch.
" Is that the father duck? " " No," whispered Obi ; " the father is twenty times handsomer, — all red and purple ...and green, with a long cockatoo on his head; but he is a selfish pig, and goes off as soon as the eggs are laid; he doesn't like babies." While they were whispering, half of a smooth clay-coloured egg-shell rolled out of the hole, and the mother appeared holding a downy duck- ling in her beak. She climbed with her sharp 200 TOMMY-ANNE claws to the top of the branch, spread her wings and dropped to the ground, left her burden at the foot of the tree, and returned to the hole.
Nine times she flew down, bringing a duckling, which she placed with its brothers and sisters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How will she ever get the ducklings down ?
They will break their necks." This time Obi only answered by putting his finger to his lips, for then something happened.
A beautiful plump Duck (with a gray head and neck, a small shining green crest, brown back, and mottled gray breast) flew along, giving a cry that sounded like peek-peek oe-eek ! and dis- appeared in the hollow branch.
" Is that the father duck? " " No," whispered Obi ; " the father is twenty times handsomer, — all red and purple ...and green, with a long cockatoo on his head; but he is a selfish pig, and goes off as soon as the eggs are laid; he doesn't like babies." While they were whispering, half of a smooth clay-coloured egg-shell rolled out of the hole, and the mother appeared holding a downy duck- ling in her beak. She climbed with her sharp 200 TOMMY-ANNE claws to the top of the branch, spread her wings and dropped to the ground, left her burden at the foot of the tree, and returned to the hole.
Nine times she flew down, bringing a duckling, which she placed with its brothers and sisters.
What to read after Tommy-Anne And the Three Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Mabel Osgood, 1859-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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