Birds Nests
Birds Nests
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Even if it had not been pulled out by the gardener, it could have scarcely been used again by the birds, so thoroughly was it soaked with water.
The chaffinch sat steadily on, just outside the dining-room window, and continued, in spite of the pouring rain, to keep her eggs dry. Whether she ever left her nest to feed, could not be found out. Henry often went to the window to see, and there was always the same tail projecting over the side of the nest. The same tail at least it appeared to be ; ...but per- haps the cock-bird sometimes took his wife's place, in order that she might go and look for a dinner, or perhaps he brought her food.
74 BIRD'S NESTS.
She had not far to go, for, every day, crumbs of bread and scraps of meat were scattered in the path, which seldom stayed there long. The chaffinches, however, were not the only birds who came for these. A pair of robins were constant visitors, and so was a cole- tit. The robins were pronounced to be very quarrelsome birds, because even when they had had as much as they wanted, they often drove away any other birds which came down for a share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even if it had not been pulled out by the gardener, it could have scarcely been used again by the birds, so thoroughly was it soaked with water.
The chaffinch sat steadily on, just outside the dining-room window, and continued, in spite of the pouring rain, to keep her eggs dry. Whether she ever left her nest to feed, could not be found out. Henry often went to the window to see, and there was always the same tail projecting over the side of the nest. The same tail at least it appeared to be ; ...but per- haps the cock-bird sometimes took his wife's place, in order that she might go and look for a dinner, or perhaps he brought her food.
74 BIRD'S NESTS.
She had not far to go, for, every day, crumbs of bread and scraps of meat were scattered in the path, which seldom stayed there long. The chaffinches, however, were not the only birds who came for these. A pair of robins were constant visitors, and so was a cole- tit. The robins were pronounced to be very quarrelsome birds, because even when they had had as much as they wanted, they often drove away any other birds which came down for a share.
What to read after Birds Nests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johns, C. A. (Charles Alexander), 1811-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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