The Adventures of Buster Bear
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"Oh! Oh!" cried Chatterer, and ran out to the very tip of the littlebranch to which he had been clinging. Now if Chatterer had only knownit, Buster Bear couldn't reach him way up there, because the tree wastoo small at the top for such a big fellow as Buster. But Chattererdidn't think of that. He gave one more frightened look down at those bigteeth, then he shut his eyes and jumped--jumped straight out for thefar-away ground.
It was a long, long, long way down to the ground, and it certainlyloo...ked as if such a little fellow as Chatterer must be killed. ButChatterer had learned from Old Mother Nature that she had given himcertain things to help him at just such times, and one of them is thepower to spread himself very flat. He did it now. He spread his arms andlegs out just as far as he could, and that kept him from falling as fastand as hard as he otherwise would have done, because being spread out soflat that way, the air held him up a little. And then there was histail, that funny little tail he is so fond of jerking when he scolds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh! Oh!" cried Chatterer, and ran out to the very tip of the littlebranch to which he had been clinging. Now if Chatterer had only knownit, Buster Bear couldn't reach him way up there, because the tree wastoo small at the top for such a big fellow as Buster. But Chattererdidn't think of that. He gave one more frightened look down at those bigteeth, then he shut his eyes and jumped--jumped straight out for thefar-away ground.
It was a long, long, long way down to the ground, and it certainlyloo...ked as if such a little fellow as Chatterer must be killed. ButChatterer had learned from Old Mother Nature that she had given himcertain things to help him at just such times, and one of them is thepower to spread himself very flat. He did it now. He spread his arms andlegs out just as far as he could, and that kept him from falling as fastand as hard as he otherwise would have done, because being spread out soflat that way, the air held him up a little. And then there was histail, that funny little tail he is so fond of jerking when he scolds.
What to read after The Adventures of Buster Bear?
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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