The Two Virginian Nightingales
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Rossignol who was very proud, said to him- self, "This little boy admires me;" and, for a few minutes he forgot his troubles, and spread his wings, and held up his head, turning it from one side to another to show the glowing and changing colours of his crest. So the little boy stood still to gaze, and then passed on.
We cannot relate what passed in RossignoPs mind during this day ; but we will only say that he felt no repentance for what he had done, and no desire to return to Yirginie, and th...at his thoughts were continually wandering to the distant Eastern isles.
Towards evening he became 24 VIRGINIAN NIGHTINGALES.
hungry, and he flew down among the hills near at hand to look for some juicy berry, or some stem of Indian corn, but none was to be found. He looked towards the garden land of Virginie, but he felt not disposed to bend his course thither ; so he returned to his rock hungry and comfortless.
The sun had set, and he had just settled himself to sleep with his head beneath his wing, when he saw the same little boy who had stood to look at him in the morning, coming again from the pass in the hills ; and when he had reached the foot of the rock, he spread on the ground some thin cord curiously twisted in a manner VIRGINIAN NIGHTINGALES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rossignol who was very proud, said to him- self, "This little boy admires me;" and, for a few minutes he forgot his troubles, and spread his wings, and held up his head, turning it from one side to another to show the glowing and changing colours of his crest. So the little boy stood still to gaze, and then passed on.
We cannot relate what passed in RossignoPs mind during this day ; but we will only say that he felt no repentance for what he had done, and no desire to return to Yirginie, and th...at his thoughts were continually wandering to the distant Eastern isles.
Towards evening he became 24 VIRGINIAN NIGHTINGALES.
hungry, and he flew down among the hills near at hand to look for some juicy berry, or some stem of Indian corn, but none was to be found. He looked towards the garden land of Virginie, but he felt not disposed to bend his course thither ; so he returned to his rock hungry and comfortless.
The sun had set, and he had just settled himself to sleep with his head beneath his wing, when he saw the same little boy who had stood to look at him in the morning, coming again from the pass in the hills ; and when he had reached the foot of the rock, he spread on the ground some thin cord curiously twisted in a manner VIRGINIAN NIGHTINGALES.
What to read after The Two Virginian Nightingales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Lucy Lyttelton Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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