Lightfoot the Deer
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"I've been up there twice, " said he. "Old ManCoyote has been lying very low during the days, but nights he hasdone a lot of traveling. You know Old Man Coyote has a mightygood nose, but not once since the day those hounds chasedLightfoot has he found so much as a tiny whiff of Lightfoot'sscent. I thought he might have found the place where Lightfootwas killed, but he hasn't, although he has looked for it. Well, the hunting season for Lightfoot is over, but I am afraid it hasended too late. " C...HAPTER XXIX: Mr. And Mrs. Quack Are Startled It was the evening of the day after the closing of the huntingseason for Lightfoot the Deer. Jolly, round, red Mr. Sun had goneto bed behind the Purple Hills, and the Black Shadows had creptout across the Big River. Mr. And Mrs. Quack were getting theirevening meal among the brown stalks of the wild rice along theedge of the Big River. They took turns in searching for the ricegrains in the mud. While Mrs. Quack tipped up and seemed to standon her head as she searched in the mud for rice, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I've been up there twice, " said he. "Old ManCoyote has been lying very low during the days, but nights he hasdone a lot of traveling. You know Old Man Coyote has a mightygood nose, but not once since the day those hounds chasedLightfoot has he found so much as a tiny whiff of Lightfoot'sscent. I thought he might have found the place where Lightfootwas killed, but he hasn't, although he has looked for it. Well, the hunting season for Lightfoot is over, but I am afraid it hasended too late. " C...HAPTER XXIX: Mr. And Mrs. Quack Are Startled It was the evening of the day after the closing of the huntingseason for Lightfoot the Deer. Jolly, round, red Mr. Sun had goneto bed behind the Purple Hills, and the Black Shadows had creptout across the Big River. Mr. And Mrs. Quack were getting theirevening meal among the brown stalks of the wild rice along theedge of the Big River. They took turns in searching for the ricegrains in the mud. While Mrs. Quack tipped up and seemed to standon her head as she searched in the mud for rice, Mr.
What to read after Lightfoot the Deer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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