The Birds of the Everglades And Their Neighbors the Seminole Indians / By Minnie Moore Willson
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Poor Billie panted and suffered from this. After waiting for a test of his endurance as well as proof of his obedience to his spouse, the mistress, in humane laws, interferred and drove Mrs. Billie from her comfortable shaded quarters underneath the orange to where Billie sat. Billie was chased off his seat of torture, and, flapping his wings and with the greatest clatter of delight, rushed to the pool of water as relieved as any "hen-pecked," while the little suffragette went to the nest, and,... after the most prim and affected fashion, settled herself on the cork.
These nesting days only occurred occasionally, reminders, perchance, of some ancestral instinct in the far-away Everglade forest.
BETTIE AND DIXIE, TWO SAND HILL CRANES Let the camera make for you another picture. We see a tropical yard where the yellow-hammer, the woodpecker, the thrush, the cuckoo, in search of the caterpillar on the mulberry trees, the doves and even the quaint little screech owl, all with jays, mocking birds and cardinals, are flitting about hunting for the evening meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Billie panted and suffered from this. After waiting for a test of his endurance as well as proof of his obedience to his spouse, the mistress, in humane laws, interferred and drove Mrs. Billie from her comfortable shaded quarters underneath the orange to where Billie sat. Billie was chased off his seat of torture, and, flapping his wings and with the greatest clatter of delight, rushed to the pool of water as relieved as any "hen-pecked," while the little suffragette went to the nest, and,... after the most prim and affected fashion, settled herself on the cork.
These nesting days only occurred occasionally, reminders, perchance, of some ancestral instinct in the far-away Everglade forest.
BETTIE AND DIXIE, TWO SAND HILL CRANES Let the camera make for you another picture. We see a tropical yard where the yellow-hammer, the woodpecker, the thrush, the cuckoo, in search of the caterpillar on the mulberry trees, the doves and even the quaint little screech owl, all with jays, mocking birds and cardinals, are flitting about hunting for the evening meal.
What to read after The Birds of the Everglades And Their Neighbors the Seminole Indians / By Minnie Moore Willson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore-Willson, Minnie, B. 1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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