A Young Hero Or Fighting to Win
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" Oh, mammy ! mammy !" he cried : " Just look through the bushes. Did you ever see such a queer- looking hare as that little chap with my brothers?" "Bring me my spectacles, child, " said Mrs. Hare. "It may be the poor thing has been hurt. That terri- ble hunter is around again. He chased your poor father yesterday. Then that wicked old fox is prowling about, too. It may be that one of them hurt the poor little stranger so that he does not look natural. If so, I'll soon cure him by good nursing.... " That was what kind Mrs. Hare said to her little son. He brought her spectacles, which she wiped and put on.
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Then she cried out, "Why bless me! this is no hare! This is a human child ! He is lost and his parents will be wild with grief for him. My children, I fear you led him astray. Tell just where you found him and we will carry him back there in the morning. It is so late now he must stay with us to-night. " "We thought he was a hare because he can spring and leap as well as we can.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, mammy ! mammy !" he cried : " Just look through the bushes. Did you ever see such a queer- looking hare as that little chap with my brothers?" "Bring me my spectacles, child, " said Mrs. Hare. "It may be the poor thing has been hurt. That terri- ble hunter is around again. He chased your poor father yesterday. Then that wicked old fox is prowling about, too. It may be that one of them hurt the poor little stranger so that he does not look natural. If so, I'll soon cure him by good nursing.... " That was what kind Mrs. Hare said to her little son. He brought her spectacles, which she wiped and put on.
278 4 YOUNG HERO.
Then she cried out, "Why bless me! this is no hare! This is a human child ! He is lost and his parents will be wild with grief for him. My children, I fear you led him astray. Tell just where you found him and we will carry him back there in the morning. It is so late now he must stay with us to-night. " "We thought he was a hare because he can spring and leap as well as we can.
What to read after A Young Hero Or Fighting to Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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