Mr. Rabbit's Wedding
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I'm mighty glad you happened along, for there looks tobe a poor chance for supplies around here. I've heard a lot about theBig Deep Woods, but give me the Sinking Swamps, every time. " Then helooked back and called: "Good-by, Mr. Crow. Best wishes to poor Mr. 'Coon, and I hope Mr. 'Possum's funeral will be a success. " And Mr. Crow called good-by, and motioned to Mr. 'Coon and Mr. 'Possum, who had crept out again a little, and they slipped over to the windowand peeked out, and saw Mr. Aspetuck ...Savage Bear following Mr. Robinback to the Sinking Swamps, to the honey-tree which Mr. Robin had reallyfound there, for Mr. Robin is a good bird, and never deceivesanybody.
MR. JACK RABBIT BRINGS A FRIEND I A NEW ARRIVAL IN THE BIG DEEP WOODS TELLS A STORY ONCE upon a time Mr. Jack Rabbit gave the Hollow Tree people a realsurprise. It was a pleasant spring evening, and the 'Coon and 'Possumand the Old Black Crow were sitting outside after supper, and somebodyhad just remarked that it was a good while since they had seen JackRabbit, when Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm mighty glad you happened along, for there looks tobe a poor chance for supplies around here. I've heard a lot about theBig Deep Woods, but give me the Sinking Swamps, every time. " Then helooked back and called: "Good-by, Mr. Crow. Best wishes to poor Mr. 'Coon, and I hope Mr. 'Possum's funeral will be a success. " And Mr. Crow called good-by, and motioned to Mr. 'Coon and Mr. 'Possum, who had crept out again a little, and they slipped over to the windowand peeked out, and saw Mr. Aspetuck ...Savage Bear following Mr. Robinback to the Sinking Swamps, to the honey-tree which Mr. Robin had reallyfound there, for Mr. Robin is a good bird, and never deceivesanybody.
MR. JACK RABBIT BRINGS A FRIEND I A NEW ARRIVAL IN THE BIG DEEP WOODS TELLS A STORY ONCE upon a time Mr. Jack Rabbit gave the Hollow Tree people a realsurprise. It was a pleasant spring evening, and the 'Coon and 'Possumand the Old Black Crow were sitting outside after supper, and somebodyhad just remarked that it was a good while since they had seen JackRabbit, when Mr.
What to read after Mr. Rabbit's Wedding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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