The Nursery, February 1878, Vol. Xxiii, No. 2
The Nursery, February 1878, Vol. Xxiii, No. 2
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"Ter-wit, ter-weet! Something to eat! Just please let go of this bit of wheat!" Fiercer and fiercer the battle grew, Until the straw broke right in two, And the little chicks Were in a fix, And sorry enough for their naughty tricks.
For a saucy crow has watched the fight, And laughs, "Haw, haw! It serves you right!" So he snatches the prize From before their eyes, And over the hills, and away, he flies!
JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
ROMEO THE SHIRK.
SIXTY years ago, when grandpa was a boy, he had ...a dog called Romeo, whowas made to do the work of churning butter. I never saw a churn thatwent by dog-power; but it must have been a clumsy affair.
The task could not have been an agreeable one, and I do not wonder thatRomeo did not like it. One morning, when the churn was taken out, andthe cream was all ready to be made into butter, there was no Romeo to befound. Long and loud were the calls made for him; but he did not answerto his name.
The churning was done that day without his help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ter-wit, ter-weet! Something to eat! Just please let go of this bit of wheat!" Fiercer and fiercer the battle grew, Until the straw broke right in two, And the little chicks Were in a fix, And sorry enough for their naughty tricks.
For a saucy crow has watched the fight, And laughs, "Haw, haw! It serves you right!" So he snatches the prize From before their eyes, And over the hills, and away, he flies!
JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
ROMEO THE SHIRK.
SIXTY years ago, when grandpa was a boy, he had ...a dog called Romeo, whowas made to do the work of churning butter. I never saw a churn thatwent by dog-power; but it must have been a clumsy affair.
The task could not have been an agreeable one, and I do not wonder thatRomeo did not like it. One morning, when the churn was taken out, andthe cream was all ready to be made into butter, there was no Romeo to befound. Long and loud were the calls made for him; but he did not answerto his name.
The churning was done that day without his help.
What to read after The Nursery, February 1878, Vol. Xxiii, No. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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