Round-About Rambles in Lands of Fact And Fancy
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Hardskin, in spite of his long teeth. I've a mind and a halfto try. Yes, I'll do it!" [Illustration] So saying, the Jaguar settled himself down as flat as he could andcrept a little nearer to the Alligator, and then, with a tremendousspring, he threw himself upon him. The Alligator was asleep, but hisnap came to a very sudden close, you may be sure, and he opened hiseyes and his mouth both at the same time. But he soon found that hewould have to bestir himself in a very lively manner, for a str...ongand hungry Jaguar had got hold of him. It had never before enteredinto the Alligator's head that anybody would want to eat him, but hedid not stop to think about this, but immediately went to work todefend himself with all his might. He lashed his great tail around, hesnapped his mighty jaws at his enemy, and he made the dust flygenerally. But it all seemed of little use. The Jaguar had fixed histeeth in a certain soft place in his chest, under his fore-leg, andthere he hung on like grim death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardskin, in spite of his long teeth. I've a mind and a halfto try. Yes, I'll do it!" [Illustration] So saying, the Jaguar settled himself down as flat as he could andcrept a little nearer to the Alligator, and then, with a tremendousspring, he threw himself upon him. The Alligator was asleep, but hisnap came to a very sudden close, you may be sure, and he opened hiseyes and his mouth both at the same time. But he soon found that hewould have to bestir himself in a very lively manner, for a str...ongand hungry Jaguar had got hold of him. It had never before enteredinto the Alligator's head that anybody would want to eat him, but hedid not stop to think about this, but immediately went to work todefend himself with all his might. He lashed his great tail around, hesnapped his mighty jaws at his enemy, and he made the dust flygenerally. But it all seemed of little use. The Jaguar had fixed histeeth in a certain soft place in his chest, under his fore-leg, andthere he hung on like grim death.
What to read after Round-About Rambles in Lands of Fact And Fancy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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