Children of the Wild
Children of the Wild
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Then, with an agility that you would never have dreamedhis chubby form to be capable of, he went swinging down from branch tobranch, whining and coughing and spluttering and squealing all the way. From the lowest branch he slid down the trunk, his claws tearing thebark and just clinging enough to break his fall.
"Reaching the ground, he began to roll himself over and over in the dryleaves and twigs till he had crushed out all the bees that clung in hisfur. " "But why didn't the rest of the bees... follow him? They followed thisother bear to-day!" protested the Babe feelingly.
"Well, they didn't!" returned Uncle Andy quite shortly, with hiscustomary objection to being interrupted. Then he thought better ofit, and added amiably: "That's a sensible question--a very naturalquestion; and I'll give you the answer to it in half a minute. I'vegot to tell you my yarn in my own way, you know--you ought to know itby this time--but you'll see presently just why the bees acted sodifferently in the two cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, with an agility that you would never have dreamedhis chubby form to be capable of, he went swinging down from branch tobranch, whining and coughing and spluttering and squealing all the way. From the lowest branch he slid down the trunk, his claws tearing thebark and just clinging enough to break his fall.
"Reaching the ground, he began to roll himself over and over in the dryleaves and twigs till he had crushed out all the bees that clung in hisfur. " "But why didn't the rest of the bees... follow him? They followed thisother bear to-day!" protested the Babe feelingly.
"Well, they didn't!" returned Uncle Andy quite shortly, with hiscustomary objection to being interrupted. Then he thought better ofit, and added amiably: "That's a sensible question--a very naturalquestion; and I'll give you the answer to it in half a minute. I'vegot to tell you my yarn in my own way, you know--you ought to know itby this time--but you'll see presently just why the bees acted sodifferently in the two cases.
What to read after Children of the Wild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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