The Burgess Animal book for Children
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He delights in old stone [215] The Burgess Animal Book for Children walls, stone piles, brush-grown fences, piles of rubbish and barns and .^Id buildings, the places that Mice delight in. In such places there is always a hole to dart into in time of danger. He hunts whenever he feels like it, be it day or night, and often covers considerable ground, though nothing to compare with his big, brown, water- loving cousin, Billy Mink. It is because of his wonderful ability to disappear in an instant ...that he is called Shadow.
"Shadow is known as the Common Weasel, Short-tailed Weasel, Brown Weasel, Bonaparte Weasel and Ermine, and is found all over the forested parts of the northern part of the country.
A little farther south in the Eaat is a cousin very much like him called the New York Weasel. On the Great Plains of the West is a larger cousin with a longer tail called the Long-tailed Weasel, Large Ermine, or Yellow-bellied WeaSel. His smallest cousin is the Least Weasel. The latter is not much longer than a Mouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He delights in old stone [215] The Burgess Animal Book for Children walls, stone piles, brush-grown fences, piles of rubbish and barns and .^Id buildings, the places that Mice delight in. In such places there is always a hole to dart into in time of danger. He hunts whenever he feels like it, be it day or night, and often covers considerable ground, though nothing to compare with his big, brown, water- loving cousin, Billy Mink. It is because of his wonderful ability to disappear in an instant ...that he is called Shadow.
"Shadow is known as the Common Weasel, Short-tailed Weasel, Brown Weasel, Bonaparte Weasel and Ermine, and is found all over the forested parts of the northern part of the country.
A little farther south in the Eaat is a cousin very much like him called the New York Weasel. On the Great Plains of the West is a larger cousin with a longer tail called the Long-tailed Weasel, Large Ermine, or Yellow-bellied WeaSel. His smallest cousin is the Least Weasel. The latter is not much longer than a Mouse.
What to read after The Burgess Animal book for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuertes, Louis Agassiz, 1874-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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