Sleepy-Time Tales: the Tale of Fatty Coon
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" Fatty Coon was so glad to be free once more that he promised to be goodforever after. And he was just as good as any little coon could be--allthe rest of that day.
XV FATTY VISITS THE SMOKE-HOUSE The winter was fast going. And one fine day in February Fatty Coon creptout of his mother's house to enjoy the warm sunshine--and see what hecould find to eat.
Fatty was much thinner than he had been in the fall. He had spent somuch of the time sleeping that he had really eaten very little. And nowhe... hardly knew himself as he looked at his sides. They no longer stuckout as they had once.
After nosing about the swamp and the woods all the afternoon Fattydecided that there was no use in trying to get a meal there. The groundwas covered with snow. And except for rabbit tracks--and a fewsquirrels'--he could find nothing that even suggested food. And lookingat those tracks only made him hungrier than ever.
For a few minutes Fatty thought deeply. And then he turned about andwent straight toward Farmer Green's place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Fatty Coon was so glad to be free once more that he promised to be goodforever after. And he was just as good as any little coon could be--allthe rest of that day.
XV FATTY VISITS THE SMOKE-HOUSE The winter was fast going. And one fine day in February Fatty Coon creptout of his mother's house to enjoy the warm sunshine--and see what hecould find to eat.
Fatty was much thinner than he had been in the fall. He had spent somuch of the time sleeping that he had really eaten very little. And nowhe... hardly knew himself as he looked at his sides. They no longer stuckout as they had once.
After nosing about the swamp and the woods all the afternoon Fattydecided that there was no use in trying to get a meal there. The groundwas covered with snow. And except for rabbit tracks--and a fewsquirrels'--he could find nothing that even suggested food. And lookingat those tracks only made him hungrier than ever.
For a few minutes Fatty thought deeply. And then he turned about andwent straight toward Farmer Green's place.
What to read after Sleepy-Time Tales: the Tale of Fatty Coon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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