The Mahatma And the Hare
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" "Get out of the light, " he answered, "and I'll kill it, " and he liftedthe stick he held, which had a twisted iron end.
"No, " she said, "catch it alive; I want a hare to be a friend to myrabbit, which has lost all its little ones. " "Lost them? Eaten them, you mean, because you would always go and stareat it, " said Tom. "Where's the leveret? Oh! I see. Now, look out!" A moment later and I was in darkness. Tom had thrown himself upon thetop of me and was grabbing at me with his hands. I nea...rly got away, butas my head poked up under his arm the girl caught hold of it.
"Oh! it's scratching, " she cried, as indeed I was with all my might. "Hold it, Tom, hold it!" "Hold it yourself, " said Tom, "my face is full of furze prickles. " Soshe held and presently he helped her, till in the end I was tied up in apocket-handkerchief and carried I knew not whither. Indeed I was almostmad with fear.
When I came to myself I found that I was within a kind of wire run whichsmelt foully, as though hundreds of things had lived in it for years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Get out of the light, " he answered, "and I'll kill it, " and he liftedthe stick he held, which had a twisted iron end.
"No, " she said, "catch it alive; I want a hare to be a friend to myrabbit, which has lost all its little ones. " "Lost them? Eaten them, you mean, because you would always go and stareat it, " said Tom. "Where's the leveret? Oh! I see. Now, look out!" A moment later and I was in darkness. Tom had thrown himself upon thetop of me and was grabbing at me with his hands. I nea...rly got away, butas my head poked up under his arm the girl caught hold of it.
"Oh! it's scratching, " she cried, as indeed I was with all my might. "Hold it, Tom, hold it!" "Hold it yourself, " said Tom, "my face is full of furze prickles. " Soshe held and presently he helped her, till in the end I was tied up in apocket-handkerchief and carried I knew not whither. Indeed I was almostmad with fear.
When I came to myself I found that I was within a kind of wire run whichsmelt foully, as though hundreds of things had lived in it for years.
What to read after The Mahatma And the Hare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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