The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents
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Everyone in Furry Bottom said so.
—From Mr. Bunnsy Has an Adventure Darktan was in a tunnel several streets away, hanging from four bits of string attached to his harness. These were tied onto a stick, which had been balanced like a seesaw on the back of a very fat rat; two other rats were sitting on the other end, and several other rats were steering it.
Darktan was hanging just above the teeth of the big steel trap that completely filled the tunnel.
He squeaked the signal to stop. The stick vi...brated a little under his weight.
“I’m right over the cheese,” he said. “Smells like Lancre Blue Vein, Extra Tasty. Not been touched. Pretty old, too. Move me in about two paws.”* The stick bounced up and down as he was pushed forward.
“Careful, sir,” said one of the younger rats who crowded the tunnel behind the Trap Disposal Squad.
Darktan grunted and looked down at the teeth, an inch away from his nose. He pulled a short piece of wood out of one of his belts; a tiny sliver of mirror had been glued to one end of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone in Furry Bottom said so.
—From Mr. Bunnsy Has an Adventure Darktan was in a tunnel several streets away, hanging from four bits of string attached to his harness. These were tied onto a stick, which had been balanced like a seesaw on the back of a very fat rat; two other rats were sitting on the other end, and several other rats were steering it.
Darktan was hanging just above the teeth of the big steel trap that completely filled the tunnel.
He squeaked the signal to stop. The stick vi...brated a little under his weight.
“I’m right over the cheese,” he said. “Smells like Lancre Blue Vein, Extra Tasty. Not been touched. Pretty old, too. Move me in about two paws.”* The stick bounced up and down as he was pushed forward.
“Careful, sir,” said one of the younger rats who crowded the tunnel behind the Trap Disposal Squad.
Darktan grunted and looked down at the teeth, an inch away from his nose. He pulled a short piece of wood out of one of his belts; a tiny sliver of mirror had been glued to one end of it.
What to read after The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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