id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
23281	Dorset, Catherine Ann Turner	The Peacock 'At Home:' A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball			.txt	text/plain	2815	253	88	From all points of the compass, flock'd Birds of all feather; Sat the Black-bird, the Thrush, the Lark, and the Linnet; When Birds, scarce pen-feathered, were brought to a rout, it is usual to confine the mother bird with the young brood, till it has _The Taylor Bird (Motacilla Sutoria)._] So called from the The Taylor Bird is an inhabitant of India. most beautiful of our native birds; but its form is clumsy, and its bird, as that of its laying its eggs in the depth of winter, and that _Cuculus Indicator._] A Bird of the Cuckoo kind, found in answer by a soft whistle; and the Birds repeating the note, the Natives _Cassowary._] A large singular bird, found in the Island of The head of this bird which means the young Lady; for this bird walks very gracefully, and and is sometimes called the Barley-bird.	./cache/23281.txt	./txt/23281.txt