. Public school phonic primer . aiglit. Then Irun a few steps again. I have heard people sayI am quite dignified. 95 III. ^Vfter our tirst brood is raised, we generallyraise a second brood. We are very fond ofcliildren. When ]\Irs. Kol)in is taking care ofthe second family I take care of the older chil-dren. I find a roost for them, on a tree not farfrom their old home. I remain Avitli them duringthe night. We have happy times going to bedand getting up in the morning ! Early in themorning, I return to help my little wife withthe babies. •What do we do in the winter? Before thereal cold weathe
. Public school phonic primer . aiglit. Then Irun a few steps again. I have heard people sayI am quite dignified. 95 III. ^Vfter our tirst brood is raised, we generallyraise a second brood. We are very fond ofcliildren. When ]\Irs. Kol)in is taking care ofthe second family I take care of the older chil-dren. I find a roost for them, on a tree not farfrom their old home. I remain Avitli them duringthe night. We have happy times going to bedand getting up in the morning ! Early in themorning, I return to help my little wife withthe babies. •What do we do in the winter? Before thereal cold weather comes, most of us fly off to thefar South (a few of us, very few, however,brave the cold weather here). Sometimes, asmany as a thousand of us flock together for thejourney. We have fine times when we get there,but somehow we do not sing just as we didin tlie North. Perhaps we have a secret long-ing for home. When spring comes, we arealways glad to return to our old homes. Thefarmers are glad to see us, too, I can tell you.*. Conversational Toi>ic— The early bird catcheth the Robin Redbreast.—W. Allin^ham. 96 o o 4r <^ v<
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