Holiday Rambles Or Peeps Into the book of Nature
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"Do tell us who it was, " they all ex- claimed.
" It was a very handsome gentleman, with a black and white coat, " replied George.
" Did you see him, George, " said Walter. "What business had he to come into the garden, and rob the poor birds? I wish I had seen him. " "And if you had seen him, " answered George, " you would not have suspected that such a gentlemanly -looking fellow could GEORGE'S RIDE TO LEIGHTON. 145 have been guilty of such bad behaviour, but would have admired him as I did. ..." " Catch me admiring the rascal, " said Walter, with warmth. " I would have put a stick across his shoulders before he should have stolen my birds. " " Now, George, " said Agnes, " you are making fun. Was it a bird or beast that took the eggs?" " It was a magpie, " replied George, laugh- ing; "and if you had seen him as I did, hopping from stick to stick, appearing to count the leaves, your valour would have evaporated, and you would have been as much amused as I was ; though, had I known the mischief he was doing, I would have driven him away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Do tell us who it was, " they all ex- claimed.
" It was a very handsome gentleman, with a black and white coat, " replied George.
" Did you see him, George, " said Walter. "What business had he to come into the garden, and rob the poor birds? I wish I had seen him. " "And if you had seen him, " answered George, " you would not have suspected that such a gentlemanly -looking fellow could GEORGE'S RIDE TO LEIGHTON. 145 have been guilty of such bad behaviour, but would have admired him as I did. ..." " Catch me admiring the rascal, " said Walter, with warmth. " I would have put a stick across his shoulders before he should have stolen my birds. " " Now, George, " said Agnes, " you are making fun. Was it a bird or beast that took the eggs?" " It was a magpie, " replied George, laugh- ing; "and if you had seen him as I did, hopping from stick to stick, appearing to count the leaves, your valour would have evaporated, and you would have been as much amused as I was ; though, had I known the mischief he was doing, I would have driven him away.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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