The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver
The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver
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He wasalmost too much surprised to even think.
[Illustration] VIII PETER RABBIT GETS A DUCKING Farmer Brown's boy sat with his chin in his hands staring at the newpond in the Green Forest and at the dam which had made it. That dampuzzled him. Who could have built it? What did they build it for? Whyhadn't he heard them chopping? He looked carelessly at the stump of oneof the trees, and then a still more puzzled look made deep furrowsbetween his eyes. It looked--yes, it looked very much as if tee...th, andnot an axe, had cut down that tree. Farmer Brown's boy stared andstared, his mouth gaping wide open. He looked so funny that PeterRabbit, who was hiding under an old pile of brush close by, nearlylaughed right out.
But Peter didn't laugh. No, Sir, Peter didn't laugh, for just that veryminute something happened. Sniff! Sniff! That was right behind him atthe very edge of the old brush-pile, and every hair on Peter stood onend with fright.
"Bow, wow, wow!" It seemed to Peter that the great voice was right inhis very ears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wasalmost too much surprised to even think.
[Illustration] VIII PETER RABBIT GETS A DUCKING Farmer Brown's boy sat with his chin in his hands staring at the newpond in the Green Forest and at the dam which had made it. That dampuzzled him. Who could have built it? What did they build it for? Whyhadn't he heard them chopping? He looked carelessly at the stump of oneof the trees, and then a still more puzzled look made deep furrowsbetween his eyes. It looked--yes, it looked very much as if tee...th, andnot an axe, had cut down that tree. Farmer Brown's boy stared andstared, his mouth gaping wide open. He looked so funny that PeterRabbit, who was hiding under an old pile of brush close by, nearlylaughed right out.
But Peter didn't laugh. No, Sir, Peter didn't laugh, for just that veryminute something happened. Sniff! Sniff! That was right behind him atthe very edge of the old brush-pile, and every hair on Peter stood onend with fright.
"Bow, wow, wow!" It seemed to Peter that the great voice was right inhis very ears.
What to read after The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver?
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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