Biddy's Nest
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how still She broods a day longer, till every small bill Has pierced the white shell that encased it; and yet She cares not for hunger, though day-beam has set; For this is the word that soothes all her regret, " Peep, peep!" Soft little toddlers, all wrapt in their down, Each in its own silken, feathery gown; Each with its little, spare, stockingless feet.
Asking for only wee somethings to eat; " Peep, peep!" Then toddling back in the feathers to brood, Patiently waiting for sunshine and food;... And through the warm wings so tenderly spread, Now and then peers out a velvety head; " Peep, peep!" The motherly voice oft saying " Curroo," Seems to be telling what each ought to do.
Then every fledgeling is hidden from sight.
In its soft downy bed, warm for the night.
Scarcely to whisper ere cometh the light, '* Peep, peep!" Wild-Bird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how still She broods a day longer, till every small bill Has pierced the white shell that encased it; and yet She cares not for hunger, though day-beam has set; For this is the word that soothes all her regret, " Peep, peep!" Soft little toddlers, all wrapt in their down, Each in its own silken, feathery gown; Each with its little, spare, stockingless feet.
Asking for only wee somethings to eat; " Peep, peep!" Then toddling back in the feathers to brood, Patiently waiting for sunshine and food;... And through the warm wings so tenderly spread, Now and then peers out a velvety head; " Peep, peep!" The motherly voice oft saying " Curroo," Seems to be telling what each ought to do.
Then every fledgeling is hidden from sight.
In its soft downy bed, warm for the night.
Scarcely to whisper ere cometh the light, '* Peep, peep!" Wild-Bird.
What to read after Biddy's Nest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [frink, Almira Louisa Corey, Mrs.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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