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The Blue Lagoon: A Romance
The Blue Lagoon: A Romance

Chapter XXV · Chapter 25

Chapter 25 of The Blue Lagoon: A Romance is here in full — 125 sentences across 25 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.
There were several pale green eggs in it.
He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.
Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to heronce, even, on her shoulder.
The days passed.
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The Blue Lagoon: A Romance

Chapter XXV · Chapter 25

Chapter 25 of The Blue Lagoon: A Romance is here in full — 125 sentences across 25 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/25 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.
Line 2
There were several pale green eggs in it.
Line 3
He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.
Line 4
Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to heronce, even, on her shoulder.
Line 5
The days passed.

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a

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above

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

again

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

AN

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

and

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

as

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

at

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

bird

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

birds

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

branch

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

but

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

climbed

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

close

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

confidence

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

day

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

days

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From this reading The days passed.

Dick

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

did

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

disturb

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

down

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

driving

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

eggs

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

Emmeline

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

even

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

fearless

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

flying

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

follow

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

from

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

full

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

green

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

had

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

happened

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

have

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

He

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

her

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

here

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

HONEYMOON

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

house

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

if

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

in

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

ISLAND

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

it

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

Koko

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

leaves

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

lighting

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

Madame

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

men

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

nest

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

not

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

nothing

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

occurrence

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

of

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

off

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

often

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

on

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

once

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

One

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

pale

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

passed

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From this reading The days passed.

peeped

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

peering

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

quite

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

resumed

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

seat

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

several

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

she

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

shoulder

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

sitting

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

so

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

Such

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

terrified

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

that

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

the

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

them

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From this reading He did not disturb them, but climbed down again, and the bird resumed her seat as if nothing had happened.

There

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

they

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

through

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

to

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

tree

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

upon

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

used

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

was

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

ways

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

were

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From this reading There were several pale green eggs in it.

which

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From this reading AN ISLAND HONEYMOON One day Dick climbed on to the tree above the house, and, driving Madame Koko off the nest upon which she was sitting, peeped in.

wood

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

would

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From this reading Such an occurrence would have terrified a bird used to the ways of men, but here the birds were so fearless and so full of confidence that often they would follow Emmeline in the wood, flying from branch to branch, peering at her through the leaves, lighting quite close to her—once, even, on her shoulder.

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