Winter
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dee ! Chick-a-dee ! dee ! brisk, bright, and cheery ; or, following after me, he talks to me with words as soft and gentle as a caress.
Will you lend me your wings, Chickadee, your invisible wings on which you ride the winds of life so evenly ?
CHICKADEE 67 The abundant summer, the lean and wolfish win- ter, find Chickadee cheerful and gentle. He is busier at some seasons than at others, with fewer chances for friendship. He almost disappears in the early summer. But this is because of family c...ares ; and because the bigger, louder birds have come back, and the big leaves have come out and hidden him. A little searching, and you will discover him, in one of your old decayed fence-posts, inaybe, or else deep in the swamp, foraging for a family of from six to eight, that fairly bulge and boil over from the door of their home.
Here about Mullein Hill, this is sure to be a gray-birch home. Other trees will do on a pinch. I have found Chickadee nesting in live white oaks, maples, upturned roots, and tumbling fence-posts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
dee ! Chick-a-dee ! dee ! brisk, bright, and cheery ; or, following after me, he talks to me with words as soft and gentle as a caress.
Will you lend me your wings, Chickadee, your invisible wings on which you ride the winds of life so evenly ?
CHICKADEE 67 The abundant summer, the lean and wolfish win- ter, find Chickadee cheerful and gentle. He is busier at some seasons than at others, with fewer chances for friendship. He almost disappears in the early summer. But this is because of family c...ares ; and because the bigger, louder birds have come back, and the big leaves have come out and hidden him. A little searching, and you will discover him, in one of your old decayed fence-posts, inaybe, or else deep in the swamp, foraging for a family of from six to eight, that fairly bulge and boil over from the door of their home.
Here about Mullein Hill, this is sure to be a gray-birch home. Other trees will do on a pinch. I have found Chickadee nesting in live white oaks, maples, upturned roots, and tumbling fence-posts.
What to read after Winter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp Dallas Lore to read onlineMoreLess
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