John Brownlows Folks
John Brownlows Folks
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At the very start they found themselves at an open window overlooking the street, and after gazing down pityingly on the hot, hurrying crowd below, turned with a sigh of delight to their great, cool, cavern of wonders.
In the first place there were birds of every shape, size and color. Snowy owls looked sagaciously down from their dark corners; golden eagles with out-spread wings pounced unfeelingly upon ex- tremel}^ rumpled hares ; humming birds flashed against the white wall, like colored lig...hts from a prism ; ducks gazed pleasantly at the party, and all but quacked. Mr. Browidow noticed that the 76 AT THE BOSTON MUSEUM.
specimens were carefully arranged to the best pos- sible advantage, so that the most ragged and dis- reputable fowls were bestowed in shadow}^ nooks, where the rents in their plumage would not be noticed ; but, bless you ! he never said a word to spoil the fun of the children, or to suggest that the uplifted claw and startling vivacity of the heron were matters of wire and tow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the very start they found themselves at an open window overlooking the street, and after gazing down pityingly on the hot, hurrying crowd below, turned with a sigh of delight to their great, cool, cavern of wonders.
In the first place there were birds of every shape, size and color. Snowy owls looked sagaciously down from their dark corners; golden eagles with out-spread wings pounced unfeelingly upon ex- tremel}^ rumpled hares ; humming birds flashed against the white wall, like colored lig...hts from a prism ; ducks gazed pleasantly at the party, and all but quacked. Mr. Browidow noticed that the 76 AT THE BOSTON MUSEUM.
specimens were carefully arranged to the best pos- sible advantage, so that the most ragged and dis- reputable fowls were bestowed in shadow}^ nooks, where the rents in their plumage would not be noticed ; but, bless you ! he never said a word to spoil the fun of the children, or to suggest that the uplifted claw and startling vivacity of the heron were matters of wire and tow.
What to read after John Brownlows Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis Boyd Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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