Five Mice in a Mouse-Trap
Five Mice in a Mouse-Trap
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Moonman?" "Nayato is telling Polpo of the narrowescape his father had yesterday, " I replied. "It seems that he was outon the flat ice looking out for seals. He had just harpooned a finefellow, and was just on the point of putting him on his sledge, when heheard a loud snuffling noise behind him; and turning round, saw to hishorror a huge white bear, squatting on the ice within a few yards ofhim, and apparently trying to decide whether the seal or the seal-hunterwould make the more savory meal.... Wallop, however, (that is the man'sname, ) had no doubt about the matter. He flung the seal towards hisPolar Majesty, and took to his heels, fortunately reaching hisreindeer-sledge in time to escape being made the second course ofBruin's dinner. 'Chacka-chacka punksky' means 'I will kill that bearwhen I am a man. '" [Illustration] [Illustration] [Illustration] "Oh! how exciting that must have been!" cried Nibble. "I think I shouldlike to be an Esquimaux, Mr. Moonman! Couldn't you leave me here for aweek or two?" "To live in a snow hut, and eat blubber and drinktrain-oil?" I asked in return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moonman?" "Nayato is telling Polpo of the narrowescape his father had yesterday, " I replied. "It seems that he was outon the flat ice looking out for seals. He had just harpooned a finefellow, and was just on the point of putting him on his sledge, when heheard a loud snuffling noise behind him; and turning round, saw to hishorror a huge white bear, squatting on the ice within a few yards ofhim, and apparently trying to decide whether the seal or the seal-hunterwould make the more savory meal.... Wallop, however, (that is the man'sname, ) had no doubt about the matter. He flung the seal towards hisPolar Majesty, and took to his heels, fortunately reaching hisreindeer-sledge in time to escape being made the second course ofBruin's dinner. 'Chacka-chacka punksky' means 'I will kill that bearwhen I am a man. '" [Illustration] [Illustration] [Illustration] "Oh! how exciting that must have been!" cried Nibble. "I think I shouldlike to be an Esquimaux, Mr. Moonman! Couldn't you leave me here for aweek or two?" "To live in a snow hut, and eat blubber and drinktrain-oil?" I asked in return.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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