The Jungle Baby
The Jungle Baby
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Mioux-Mioux used to watch them out of the corner of hereyes, but she never attempted to catch them because she knewthat Bab-ba loved them; and Wooff-Wooff used to sit with hishead on one side and wonder however they managed with onlytwo legs and not four like his.
But one day when Bab-ba was feeding the birdies, the bigsnake Hoodo, who lived in the garden, came creeping underthe verandah and tried to catch some of the birds while theywere eating, but Bab-ba saw him and called out!-- "Go away, b...ad Hoodo, go away!" and his Ayah heard him and came running out to see what wasthe matter.
[Illustration] When she saw Hoodo, the big snake, she caught Bab-ba up inher arms and ran with him into the house, and two of the menservants came out with big sticks and beat Hoodo over thehead and body till he could hardly crawl away again into hishole under a big tree in the garden.
[Illustration] [Illustration] Now Hoodo was a very wicked snake, and was very angry aboutall this, and he thought and thought about it, and wonderedhow he could be revenged on little Bab-ba, for he put allthat had occurred down to him, and so one day, after he hadgot better he went out into the jungle to see an old friendof his, Tig, the Tiger, and talk the matter over with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mioux-Mioux used to watch them out of the corner of hereyes, but she never attempted to catch them because she knewthat Bab-ba loved them; and Wooff-Wooff used to sit with hishead on one side and wonder however they managed with onlytwo legs and not four like his.
But one day when Bab-ba was feeding the birdies, the bigsnake Hoodo, who lived in the garden, came creeping underthe verandah and tried to catch some of the birds while theywere eating, but Bab-ba saw him and called out!-- "Go away, b...ad Hoodo, go away!" and his Ayah heard him and came running out to see what wasthe matter.
[Illustration] When she saw Hoodo, the big snake, she caught Bab-ba up inher arms and ran with him into the house, and two of the menservants came out with big sticks and beat Hoodo over thehead and body till he could hardly crawl away again into hishole under a big tree in the garden.
[Illustration] [Illustration] Now Hoodo was a very wicked snake, and was very angry aboutall this, and he thought and thought about it, and wonderedhow he could be revenged on little Bab-ba, for he put allthat had occurred down to him, and so one day, after he hadgot better he went out into the jungle to see an old friendof his, Tig, the Tiger, and talk the matter over with him.
What to read after The Jungle Baby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrow George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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