Wild Life On the Wing
Wild Life On the Wing
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Therefore, with her partridge build and power of wing, some far-off ancestor, who lived in the jungle in the days before a Dorking was differentiated from a Brahmapootra, had bequeathed to the Yellow Pullet his love of deep covert, of lofty perches and of woodland fare, and his hatred of bare open country and the walled-roofed houses which men build. When the rest of the fowls squabbled round Mrs. Connell's petticoats for their morning meal, the Yellow Pullet lurked furtively at a distance, and... only crept to the feast when all the rest had finished, and the yard was empty. Mrs. Connell had vainly tried to shut her up at night. Coercion only drove her cackling through the gate to the wood, where she could defy pursuit. Now that she was in the sixth month of her age and follies Mrs. Connell, despairing of her, had taken to reckoning her apart from the rest of the " Chickery-Cock's " seraglio : " Shure I 182 THE PHEASANT have fifteen fowl, not counting that there Yellery Pullet I had o' Brady's, the crather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, with her partridge build and power of wing, some far-off ancestor, who lived in the jungle in the days before a Dorking was differentiated from a Brahmapootra, had bequeathed to the Yellow Pullet his love of deep covert, of lofty perches and of woodland fare, and his hatred of bare open country and the walled-roofed houses which men build. When the rest of the fowls squabbled round Mrs. Connell's petticoats for their morning meal, the Yellow Pullet lurked furtively at a distance, and... only crept to the feast when all the rest had finished, and the yard was empty. Mrs. Connell had vainly tried to shut her up at night. Coercion only drove her cackling through the gate to the wood, where she could defy pursuit. Now that she was in the sixth month of her age and follies Mrs. Connell, despairing of her, had taken to reckoning her apart from the rest of the " Chickery-Cock's " seraglio : " Shure I 182 THE PHEASANT have fifteen fowl, not counting that there Yellery Pullet I had o' Brady's, the crather.
What to read after Wild Life On the Wing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maud D Maud Doria Haviland to read onlineMoreLess
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