The Tale of Master Meadow Mouse
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He scampered away whenever he pleased. Sometimes he wentfor a swim in Broad Brook. Sometimes he visited his cousins, who dweltin other shocks in the cornfield. And every night he joined the bigMeadow Mouse family in a frolic. They chased one another around thepumpkins that strewed the ground, dodged behind the shocked corn, or ranalong the rail fence.
During the daytime Master Meadow Mouse and his companions lay low. Whenthey went abroad they kept a close watch for Mr. Crow. Late as it was, the... old gentleman still lingered in Pleasant Valley. Although hiscronies had started on their yearly journey to the South, he let it beknown that he was expecting to spend the winter in the North.
"I've noticed signs, " he had said, "that tell me we're going to have amild winter. " Whenever Mr. Crow visited the cornfield, the Meadow Mouse familyhastened to hide. They didn't try to go to their own homes, but plungedinside the nearest shocks of corn.
Mr. Crow was far from stupid. He knew what was going on right under hisnose--or his bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He scampered away whenever he pleased. Sometimes he wentfor a swim in Broad Brook. Sometimes he visited his cousins, who dweltin other shocks in the cornfield. And every night he joined the bigMeadow Mouse family in a frolic. They chased one another around thepumpkins that strewed the ground, dodged behind the shocked corn, or ranalong the rail fence.
During the daytime Master Meadow Mouse and his companions lay low. Whenthey went abroad they kept a close watch for Mr. Crow. Late as it was, the... old gentleman still lingered in Pleasant Valley. Although hiscronies had started on their yearly journey to the South, he let it beknown that he was expecting to spend the winter in the North.
"I've noticed signs, " he had said, "that tell me we're going to have amild winter. " Whenever Mr. Crow visited the cornfield, the Meadow Mouse familyhastened to hide. They didn't try to go to their own homes, but plungedinside the nearest shocks of corn.
Mr. Crow was far from stupid. He knew what was going on right under hisnose--or his bill.
What to read after The Tale of Master Meadow Mouse?
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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