Dot And the Kangaroo
Dot And the Kangaroo
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"I wish he had told us a little more, " said the Kangaroo. "Still, for apossum, it was a good-natured act to wake me up. They are selfish, spiteful little beasts, as a rule. Now I wonder where these blacks are?I shall have to go a little way to sniff and listen. I won't go far, sodon't be afraid, but stay quietly here until I come back. " CHAPTER VI.
It was terrible to Dot to see the Kangaroo hop off into the dark bush, andto find herself all alone; so she crawled out from under the ledge of ro...ckinto the moonlight, and sat on a stone where she could see the sky, andwatch the black ragged clouds hurry over the moon. But the bush was notaltogether quiet. She could hear an owl hooting at the moon. Not far offwas a camp of quarrelsome Flying Foxes, and the melancholy Nightjar in thedistance was fulfilling its mission of making all the bush creaturesmiserable with its incessant, mournful "mo-poke! mo-poke!" As Dot couldunderstand all the voices, it amused her to listen to the wrangles of theFlying Foxes, as they ate the fruit of a wild fig tree near by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wish he had told us a little more, " said the Kangaroo. "Still, for apossum, it was a good-natured act to wake me up. They are selfish, spiteful little beasts, as a rule. Now I wonder where these blacks are?I shall have to go a little way to sniff and listen. I won't go far, sodon't be afraid, but stay quietly here until I come back. " CHAPTER VI.
It was terrible to Dot to see the Kangaroo hop off into the dark bush, andto find herself all alone; so she crawled out from under the ledge of ro...ckinto the moonlight, and sat on a stone where she could see the sky, andwatch the black ragged clouds hurry over the moon. But the bush was notaltogether quiet. She could hear an owl hooting at the moon. Not far offwas a camp of quarrelsome Flying Foxes, and the melancholy Nightjar in thedistance was fulfilling its mission of making all the bush creaturesmiserable with its incessant, mournful "mo-poke! mo-poke!" As Dot couldunderstand all the voices, it amused her to listen to the wrangles of theFlying Foxes, as they ate the fruit of a wild fig tree near by.
What to read after Dot And the Kangaroo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedley Ethel C. to read onlineMoreLess
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