Natures Children Little Stories of Wild Life
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Neither of the birds were at home, and the nest contained five eggs, as blue as heaven, and much handsomer than Mrs. Cuckoo's eggs.
Sir Cuckoo perched upon the edge of the nest and for a moment amused himself by turning the eggs over with his bill and then he struck one of them a sharp rap and pierced the shell.
Then he deliberately sucked out the inside, and dropped the empty shell upon the ground.
120 Nature's Children It was fine, much better than caterpillars, so he ate the second egg and i...ts shell followed the first. He was just finishing the third when there came a chorus of angry cries, and before Sir Cuckoo knew it, both of the robins were upon him.
Before he had time to flee Mr. Robin had alighted upon his back and was beating away at the back of his head, and Mrs. Robin was peck- ing at his eyes with might and main.
Fluttering, striking, squeaking and squawling, all three went down upon the ground.
The robins were plainly too much for Sir Cuckoo. But since he had been caught fairly, with the plunder in his mouth, I did not feel justified in taking his part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither of the birds were at home, and the nest contained five eggs, as blue as heaven, and much handsomer than Mrs. Cuckoo's eggs.
Sir Cuckoo perched upon the edge of the nest and for a moment amused himself by turning the eggs over with his bill and then he struck one of them a sharp rap and pierced the shell.
Then he deliberately sucked out the inside, and dropped the empty shell upon the ground.
120 Nature's Children It was fine, much better than caterpillars, so he ate the second egg and i...ts shell followed the first. He was just finishing the third when there came a chorus of angry cries, and before Sir Cuckoo knew it, both of the robins were upon him.
Before he had time to flee Mr. Robin had alighted upon his back and was beating away at the back of his head, and Mrs. Robin was peck- ing at his eyes with might and main.
Fluttering, striking, squeaking and squawling, all three went down upon the ground.
The robins were plainly too much for Sir Cuckoo. But since he had been caught fairly, with the plunder in his mouth, I did not feel justified in taking his part.
What to read after Natures Children Little Stories of Wild Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawkes Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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