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Then Bristow stepped in and revolutionized the deduc- tion by explaining that he had given a bantam egg to one of the children ; the rest was easy.
But the object of our solicitude, full grown and armed cap-a-pie, became a terror to Old Olive, who seemed never to have recovered from the fright of his first chastisement. He would look about him before crowing. If he started to deliver his challcn§fe and caught sight of the Bantam, he would break off in the mid- dle and conclude with an apologeti...c gut- turaL The hens snubbed him, and the Bantam would range along side and shriek out his appeal so hilariously that the other would sidle away and look down deferentially at the minute inter- loper. The fall of Old Olive was lament- ably decisive, and full of unspeakable sadness* It was quite impossible to regard him otherwise than with pity.
The Bantam, with his other qualities, had style enough to equip a dozen, with a fair margin for a barn yard of others ambitious of display. He was, in his aggressiveness, an aggravation; his mis- sion seemed to be to strut, bully every- thing in sight and proclaim defiance, without reserve, to the general world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Bristow stepped in and revolutionized the deduc- tion by explaining that he had given a bantam egg to one of the children ; the rest was easy.
But the object of our solicitude, full grown and armed cap-a-pie, became a terror to Old Olive, who seemed never to have recovered from the fright of his first chastisement. He would look about him before crowing. If he started to deliver his challcn§fe and caught sight of the Bantam, he would break off in the mid- dle and conclude with an apologeti...c gut- turaL The hens snubbed him, and the Bantam would range along side and shriek out his appeal so hilariously that the other would sidle away and look down deferentially at the minute inter- loper. The fall of Old Olive was lament- ably decisive, and full of unspeakable sadness* It was quite impossible to regard him otherwise than with pity.
The Bantam, with his other qualities, had style enough to equip a dozen, with a fair margin for a barn yard of others ambitious of display. He was, in his aggressiveness, an aggravation; his mis- sion seemed to be to strut, bully every- thing in sight and proclaim defiance, without reserve, to the general world.
What to read after Scraps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis B France to read onlineMoreLess
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