Prairie Dog Town
Prairie Dog Town
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' But before their mother could reach them, the children found trouble of their own. Teenty sprang at Weenty and began to fight, because his brother had pinched him, Prairie-Dog Town and Weenty fought back with all his might and main. They scratched with their claws and bit with their teeth, and rolled over and over upon the floor, bumping into the wall and upsetting the chairs, and snarling and growling all the while like two puppies.
Mrs. Puff-Pudgy sat down and watched them, but did not inte...rfere.
"Won't they hurt themselves?' asked Twinkle, anxiously.
"Perhaps so, ' said the mother; "but if they do, it will punish them for being so naughty. I always let them fight it out, because they are so sore for a day or two afterward that they have to keep quiet, and then I get a little rest. " Weenty set up a great howling, just then, Prairie-Dog Town and Teenty drew away from his defeated brother and looked at him closely. The fur on both of them was badly mussed up, and Weenty had a long scratch on his no^e, that must have hurt him, or he would n't have howled so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But before their mother could reach them, the children found trouble of their own. Teenty sprang at Weenty and began to fight, because his brother had pinched him, Prairie-Dog Town and Weenty fought back with all his might and main. They scratched with their claws and bit with their teeth, and rolled over and over upon the floor, bumping into the wall and upsetting the chairs, and snarling and growling all the while like two puppies.
Mrs. Puff-Pudgy sat down and watched them, but did not inte...rfere.
"Won't they hurt themselves?' asked Twinkle, anxiously.
"Perhaps so, ' said the mother; "but if they do, it will punish them for being so naughty. I always let them fight it out, because they are so sore for a day or two afterward that they have to keep quiet, and then I get a little rest. " Weenty set up a great howling, just then, Prairie-Dog Town and Teenty drew away from his defeated brother and looked at him closely. The fur on both of them was badly mussed up, and Weenty had a long scratch on his no^e, that must have hurt him, or he would n't have howled so.
What to read after Prairie Dog Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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