Bannertail the Story of a Graysquirrel
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[137] Bannertail r7 r v^ A Hawk came wheeling high over the tree tops. He was not hunting, for he wheeled and whistled as he wheeled. Sil- vergray knew him well, and marked his ample wings. She had seen a Redtail raid. This might not be of the bandit kind, but a Hawk is a Hawk. She gave a low, warning "Chik, chik" to the fam- ily, to which they paid not a whit of at- tention. So she seized each in turn by the handy neck-scruff, and bundled him indoors to safety.
Three times this took place on d...ifferent days. Three times the mother's vigorous lug home was needed, and by now the les- son was learned. '^Chik, chik^^ meant "Look out; danger; get home. " They were growing fast now. Their coats were sleek and gray. Their tails were as yet poor skimps of things, but their paws were strong and their claws were sharp as need be. They could [138] The Story of a Graysquirrel scramble all about the old Hawk nest and up and down the rugged bark of the near trunk. Their different dispositions began to show as well as their different gifts and make-up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[137] Bannertail r7 r v^ A Hawk came wheeling high over the tree tops. He was not hunting, for he wheeled and whistled as he wheeled. Sil- vergray knew him well, and marked his ample wings. She had seen a Redtail raid. This might not be of the bandit kind, but a Hawk is a Hawk. She gave a low, warning "Chik, chik" to the fam- ily, to which they paid not a whit of at- tention. So she seized each in turn by the handy neck-scruff, and bundled him indoors to safety.
Three times this took place on d...ifferent days. Three times the mother's vigorous lug home was needed, and by now the les- son was learned. '^Chik, chik^^ meant "Look out; danger; get home. " They were growing fast now. Their coats were sleek and gray. Their tails were as yet poor skimps of things, but their paws were strong and their claws were sharp as need be. They could [138] The Story of a Graysquirrel scramble all about the old Hawk nest and up and down the rugged bark of the near trunk. Their different dispositions began to show as well as their different gifts and make-up.
What to read after Bannertail the Story of a Graysquirrel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Ernest Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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