The Tale of Grumpy Weasel
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XIV GRUMPY VANISHES Grumpy Weasel was quick to see that fat Mrs. Hen swallowed every word hesaid as greedily as if it had been an angleworm. "Yes! You have a finehouse here, " he said. "But of course you're crowded, " he added gloomily, to show Mrs. Hen that he knew she had no place for him.
"Oh! Not at all!" Mrs. Hen assured him.
"And the door's always shut tight at night, " he added, "on account ofthat prowling Tommy Fox. " "Yes! We have to be careful, " said Mrs. Hen.
"And there's Peter Mink..., too, " Grumpy went on. "Don't leave an openingbig enough for him! He can get through a small hole, too--any that's bigenough for his head. " At that Mrs. Hen looked startled, as if she had just rememberedsomething that made her feel uneasy.
"He couldn't get through a rat hole, could he?" she inquired nervously.
"Why--there isn't one here, is there?" Grumpy asked.
"There is an old one, " she admitted. "It hasn't been used in my time. " "If I could see it I'd know at once whether Pete could crawl throughit, " Grumpy Weasel said, talking to himself--or so it seemed to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIV GRUMPY VANISHES Grumpy Weasel was quick to see that fat Mrs. Hen swallowed every word hesaid as greedily as if it had been an angleworm. "Yes! You have a finehouse here, " he said. "But of course you're crowded, " he added gloomily, to show Mrs. Hen that he knew she had no place for him.
"Oh! Not at all!" Mrs. Hen assured him.
"And the door's always shut tight at night, " he added, "on account ofthat prowling Tommy Fox. " "Yes! We have to be careful, " said Mrs. Hen.
"And there's Peter Mink..., too, " Grumpy went on. "Don't leave an openingbig enough for him! He can get through a small hole, too--any that's bigenough for his head. " At that Mrs. Hen looked startled, as if she had just rememberedsomething that made her feel uneasy.
"He couldn't get through a rat hole, could he?" she inquired nervously.
"Why--there isn't one here, is there?" Grumpy asked.
"There is an old one, " she admitted. "It hasn't been used in my time. " "If I could see it I'd know at once whether Pete could crawl throughit, " Grumpy Weasel said, talking to himself--or so it seemed to Mrs.
What to read after The Tale of Grumpy Weasel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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