The Curious book of Birds
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"Once more the cast-off plumage of the Peacock family is left for me!"croaked the Crow to himself. "Am I only to be made beautiful byborrowing from others? Perhaps I might collect feathers enough from allthe birds to conceal my inky coat. Aha! I have it. " And this was theplan of the Crow. He would steal from every dweller in Birdland afeather, and see whether he could not make himself more beautiful thanthe Peacock's cousin himself.
Now the Crow was a skilful thief. He could steal the silver o...ff theKing's table from under the steward's very nose. He could steal a maid'sthimble from her finger as she nodded sleepily over her work. He couldsteal the pen from behind a scribe's ear, as he paused to scratch hishead and think over the spelling of a word. So the Crow felt sure thathe could steal their feathers from the birds without any trouble.
When the Peacock and his cousin had passed by, the Crow swooped down andcarried off the two feathers which were to begin his collection. He hidthem in his treasure-house in the hollow tree, and started out for more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Once more the cast-off plumage of the Peacock family is left for me!"croaked the Crow to himself. "Am I only to be made beautiful byborrowing from others? Perhaps I might collect feathers enough from allthe birds to conceal my inky coat. Aha! I have it. " And this was theplan of the Crow. He would steal from every dweller in Birdland afeather, and see whether he could not make himself more beautiful thanthe Peacock's cousin himself.
Now the Crow was a skilful thief. He could steal the silver o...ff theKing's table from under the steward's very nose. He could steal a maid'sthimble from her finger as she nodded sleepily over her work. He couldsteal the pen from behind a scribe's ear, as he paused to scratch hishead and think over the spelling of a word. So the Crow felt sure thathe could steal their feathers from the birds without any trouble.
When the Peacock and his cousin had passed by, the Crow swooped down andcarried off the two feathers which were to begin his collection. He hidthem in his treasure-house in the hollow tree, and started out for more.
What to read after The Curious book of Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Abbie Farwell to read onlineMoreLess
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