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Princess Sukey: The story of a pigeon and her human friends

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A sickly Jacobin pigeon is rescued by a shy boy and brought into his grandfather’s orderly household, where she is nurtured, adorned, and becomes a pampered companion. Episodes trace her early fragility, debates over adoption, neighborhood surprises, encounters with other animals and children, schemes and misunderstandings, and moments of deceit followed by forgiveness. Household members and local characters react with curiosity, rivalry, and eventual empathy, and the pigeon’s presence prompts reflections on kindness to animals, community ties, and the gentle resolution of conflicts through a series of linked domestic vignettes.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Princess Sukey Frontispiece
“W-w-whew!” he said after a time, “isn’t she a beauty—a real princess!” Facing page 32
“Go tell the servants that she is found,” said the Judge to Titus Facing page 91
“In the middle of the hall stood the grinning colored boy and the ugly yellow spotted dog” Facing page 204
“Why are you dressed like a little boy?” I asked. Facing page 292