Across the Stream
Across the Stream
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It trotted a little further off, lay down, and depositing its prey dabbed at it softly with velvet paws and sheathed nails. It even let it run a few inches away from it, ACROSS THE STREAM 191 and then gently shepherded it back again. Once it let it seem to escape altogether, gave it a start of at least a couple of yards, while it watched it with quivering shoulders, and then playfully bounded in the air, and reminded it that it was not its own mas- ter. Then there came a dismal little squeak as... from a slate-pencil, the poor mouse's troubles were over, and a pleased cat blinked in the sun and licked its lips. Helena followed this gruesome little drama with an interest that surprised and even rather shocked her. She was altogether on the side of the cat: the cat according to its lights was not being cruel, it was merely doing the natural thing with a mouse. It happened to like teasing its prey, letting it think that it had escaped, sheathing the claws that had caught it, and playing with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It trotted a little further off, lay down, and depositing its prey dabbed at it softly with velvet paws and sheathed nails. It even let it run a few inches away from it, ACROSS THE STREAM 191 and then gently shepherded it back again. Once it let it seem to escape altogether, gave it a start of at least a couple of yards, while it watched it with quivering shoulders, and then playfully bounded in the air, and reminded it that it was not its own mas- ter. Then there came a dismal little squeak as... from a slate-pencil, the poor mouse's troubles were over, and a pleased cat blinked in the sun and licked its lips. Helena followed this gruesome little drama with an interest that surprised and even rather shocked her. She was altogether on the side of the cat: the cat according to its lights was not being cruel, it was merely doing the natural thing with a mouse. It happened to like teasing its prey, letting it think that it had escaped, sheathing the claws that had caught it, and playing with it.
What to read after Across the Stream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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