The Story of a Red-Deer
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When evening came he went away to seek his mother, but he could not find her ; and all next day vin THE STORY OF A RED-DEER 91 he wandered about asking every deer that he met if they had seen her, but not one could tell him any- thing. He met Aunt Yeld and Ruddy, but they knew nothing, and he could not ask the hounds who might have told him ; so at last very sorrowfully he gave up searching and made up his mind that she would never come back. And he was right, for she never did come back, and h...e never saw her again.
But, after all, he was old enough to take care of himself, and it was time for him to be making his own way in the world. There were plenty of young deer of his own age to keep him company, and Aunt Yeld and Ruddy's little daughter were still left for old friends. So he settled down comfortably on Dunkery, and by good luck was little troubled the rest of the winter by the hounds.
At last the spring came again and all was peace on the moor. The ash sent forth its green shoots, and as usual all the young male deer came crowding up to eat them ; and our Deer got a larger share this spring, for he was bigger and stronger and could drive the yearlings away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When evening came he went away to seek his mother, but he could not find her ; and all next day vin THE STORY OF A RED-DEER 91 he wandered about asking every deer that he met if they had seen her, but not one could tell him any- thing. He met Aunt Yeld and Ruddy, but they knew nothing, and he could not ask the hounds who might have told him ; so at last very sorrowfully he gave up searching and made up his mind that she would never come back. And he was right, for she never did come back, and h...e never saw her again.
But, after all, he was old enough to take care of himself, and it was time for him to be making his own way in the world. There were plenty of young deer of his own age to keep him company, and Aunt Yeld and Ruddy's little daughter were still left for old friends. So he settled down comfortably on Dunkery, and by good luck was little troubled the rest of the winter by the hounds.
At last the spring came again and all was peace on the moor. The ash sent forth its green shoots, and as usual all the young male deer came crowding up to eat them ; and our Deer got a larger share this spring, for he was bigger and stronger and could drive the yearlings away.
What to read after The Story of a Red-Deer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortescue John William to read onlineMoreLess
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