What the Blackbird Said a Story in Four Chirps
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You may fancy what hard work it was, it was nearly the death of them ! " The Blackbird groaned sympathetically, for he re- membered his own labours in that line. After a last glance at the kingfisher, the cuckoo, and the winding stream, the two friends flew farther on, over " flowery meads" and shining woods. The hedges were purple with marshmallow and vetch, while in other places the blue heads of the succory, and the pink and white briar roses were luxuriant, not to speak of the pale bindweed... which clung so affectionately round the slender stems of the hazels.
The pair of friends alighted for a moment to gaze at all this summer wealth.
" I do wish it could always be summer, " sighed the Blackbird.
" You'd soon get very tired of it if it were, " retorted the Rook, "and you would not value the sunshine and flowers half so much if you always had them. " " Perhaps not, " said the Blackbird, gazing rather THE ROOK WHAT THE BLACKBIRD SAID. 63 sentimentally at the closing blossoms of the convolvulus, "perhaps not, but the flowers are very lovely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may fancy what hard work it was, it was nearly the death of them ! " The Blackbird groaned sympathetically, for he re- membered his own labours in that line. After a last glance at the kingfisher, the cuckoo, and the winding stream, the two friends flew farther on, over " flowery meads" and shining woods. The hedges were purple with marshmallow and vetch, while in other places the blue heads of the succory, and the pink and white briar roses were luxuriant, not to speak of the pale bindweed... which clung so affectionately round the slender stems of the hazels.
The pair of friends alighted for a moment to gaze at all this summer wealth.
" I do wish it could always be summer, " sighed the Blackbird.
" You'd soon get very tired of it if it were, " retorted the Rook, "and you would not value the sunshine and flowers half so much if you always had them. " " Perhaps not, " said the Blackbird, gazing rather THE ROOK WHAT THE BLACKBIRD SAID. 63 sentimentally at the closing blossoms of the convolvulus, "perhaps not, but the flowers are very lovely.
What to read after What the Blackbird Said a Story in Four Chirps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Locker-Lampson Hannah Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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