Our Feathered Friends
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He would hop to his cage door to meet him, and open his bill for the strawberry which "John " never forgot in berry season.
He was fond of meat of any kind, taking it salted and cooked or raw. But he would never touch bird flesh of any sort, chicken or quail or turkey, though we many a time ran to the cage calling, "Quick, Robbv, " just to surprise him. He would look dis- gusted and turn his head away, as if to say, "No, thank you: I am not a cannibal. " He would not taste of sugar, but was fon...d of gingerbread and cake.
During our long dry season of many months, Robby had a way of his own to keep cool and moist. His bath was an oblong china vegetable dish, which held water enough to cover him at full length.
When the days were warm and dry, and Robin some- how missed the rain which he had never seen in summer time, he would hop into the bath and sit or lie down. The water covered him up to his ears; and there he would sit for an hour at a time, blinking and dozing, as if he were a real water bird.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would hop to his cage door to meet him, and open his bill for the strawberry which "John " never forgot in berry season.
He was fond of meat of any kind, taking it salted and cooked or raw. But he would never touch bird flesh of any sort, chicken or quail or turkey, though we many a time ran to the cage calling, "Quick, Robbv, " just to surprise him. He would look dis- gusted and turn his head away, as if to say, "No, thank you: I am not a cannibal. " He would not taste of sugar, but was fon...d of gingerbread and cake.
During our long dry season of many months, Robby had a way of his own to keep cool and moist. His bath was an oblong china vegetable dish, which held water enough to cover him at full length.
When the days were warm and dry, and Robin some- how missed the rain which he had never seen in summer time, he would hop into the bath and sit or lie down. The water covered him up to his ears; and there he would sit for an hour at a time, blinking and dozing, as if he were a real water bird.
What to read after Our Feathered Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Grinnell to read onlineMoreLess
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