The History of the Robins
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they do in hot weather dressed so warmly ? " " What do we do ? " said one of the young owls, " why, have you not sense enough to know that we are night birds and do not fly about by day ? " The quarrel with the cuckoo.
82 THE HISTORY OF THE ROBINS.
At that instant the parent owl came back, and seeing a lot of strangers looking into her nest, she set up a screeching which made the place ring again. This loud cry of anger soon scattered the robins, who took wing as fast as they could.
As soon as ...they stopped to rest, the cock- redbreast, who was really frightened, as well as his mate and family, plucked up his courage.
" We have had a narrow escape," said he.
" Why has the big eyes, asked owl such father?' Dicky.
" The better to see you with, my dear," said his father, " and he has a big beak on purpose to gob- ble up little birds.
So never go near an owl if you can help it, by day or by night. He is as bad as a hawk.
" In the daytime, if you chance to see him abroad, he is not so dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
they do in hot weather dressed so warmly ? " " What do we do ? " said one of the young owls, " why, have you not sense enough to know that we are night birds and do not fly about by day ? " The quarrel with the cuckoo.
82 THE HISTORY OF THE ROBINS.
At that instant the parent owl came back, and seeing a lot of strangers looking into her nest, she set up a screeching which made the place ring again. This loud cry of anger soon scattered the robins, who took wing as fast as they could.
As soon as ...they stopped to rest, the cock- redbreast, who was really frightened, as well as his mate and family, plucked up his courage.
" We have had a narrow escape," said he.
" Why has the big eyes, asked owl such father?' Dicky.
" The better to see you with, my dear," said his father, " and he has a big beak on purpose to gob- ble up little birds.
So never go near an owl if you can help it, by day or by night. He is as bad as a hawk.
" In the daytime, if you chance to see him abroad, he is not so dangerous.
What to read after The History of the Robins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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