Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-11
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Another nest Rono! o daarl o dear!
was lust afraid that hieh wind last
night would carry It away. because
couldn't nnish fastsninG It to the
branch. This makes the second time
we've lost our home In the same way.
Here 1t ID May day and our home =
not done yet. I certainly thought we
should have been ready to have esne to
housakesping by this time"
why! why! Htels wifH, what's the
matterr' said Mr., Robin Redbreast,
dying hack from his hunt for worms.
Don't you So, Robin3 All our
works rome for nethiur"
"Phev, This IA rather bad. How.
ever. don't be dtaoourased dear: n
misht have haen q sr,af deaI vorse
what II all our eees had been In therei
Here eat thls nice fat worm I've
broueht for you. Pm sure n WIN make
you feel bstter."
"But. Robin Blusb,rd and nj. mate
looked "A II they were eotne 10 beein
their nest ever "a long s.o expeet
rs an ready to i've In now. Deary
me. CART bar "a h "A late"
~YA know. hn> we've A..> the
best We could. ana veil nat trouble
Ourselves about thsA. ANYWAY. rve
been thinking that th,. vtbsv tree
v,s not a rood place for a nest Tho
wind eeta At n too eesilv. ana Mr.. Bee
told mo YESTERDAY that the leaves
would never erov c,ese eneush toeeth-
er TO protect us much. Perhaps ira
,ust "a well the neat d,d IN beSore n
was ready for our eggs. Come let's
ny up to the orchard and see IL we
can't and a cherry tree. Mr.. Bee .svs
a cherry tree makes n very pleasant
home for robins."
"why, % It Wilt Il had FORGOTTEN
bow well we all liked cherries last
pummer. Well 70 this nainute, Robin,
70 that We can bsGin % build again"
1t took some time to ind Just the
ree for the now house. a. there were
70 many from which to choose, In Mr..
vsrnon's orchard. A large one near
the barn seemed to suit the pair best.
For you sse." said Mrs. Robin, If
anything should happen. We coald take
our young ones right In there. and
they'd be all safe"
From the barn window, Mary. Flor
ence and Fred were quietly but eager
~ watching the robins-
oh! IFS too nice for anything to
have them make thslr nest right here.
where We can 80 how they do every
bit OF It Isn't It, FSorenceT' whispered
Fred Lets come eevry day to watch
mem
~ .S u'u' o"' s.e EO"'ns uio
10. ,nino mem =. III. ioey Knew the
cnAuen 'oo "en % De A1raid OF sucn
Aino ir
III uono, nooin sno MIS-.
"euoieA.. Sonie oAys iater except
pu'tS2 eae soi' WON INSIDE. 10 you
.ninA "u o'e. asA Tue oau sneep ZOE
.ome vi "erst Ano" sne wouio De
pefiecuy VIKING 10 gave II, Tor Do0bin
let us nave al the morse nairs We want
ed out OF MS tall.
I'll see about 1t: but what's that
ON the rencer
1t looks hke WOOL: exclaimed Mrs.
Hooin( nyins over to the gayly colored
tnreaos. III 10. indeed!Just exactly
what we wanted. Now We can finish |
the nest before bed time"
Florence! FRED! Come up quick!'
called Mary, as she heard her cousins !
At the foot OF the stairs the next morn
ng. They've used our wool! Lookl
Isn't It pretty Ared, white and blue7 |
hest beforev
"Rt Narv. should Ike ~ kro
whv Mrs Robin IA stsv,ne th.-. In
stead Of nvine of for her bro.tfo.,
Hero comes Mr. Robin .nd-whv 49,.
feetf,ne herr
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i. .4art nodded b,. be.d v.rv -.so,.
=. much as to sav .You.r. Lii. -: