The Tale of Tommy Fox
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He made such aracket that all the forest-people heard him; and Tommy knew that therewas no sense in trying to catch a squirrel around there _that_ day. Hewent down into the meadow and began hunting crickets. And though hedidn't have as good a lunch as he wanted, probably he ate all that wasgood for him.
VII TOMMY CHASES MR. WOODCHUCK Tommy Fox went up into Farmer Green's back-pasture, which, lay evennearer Blue Mountain than the field where Tommy and his mother lived. He skulked along among the... rocky hummocks, and the old stumps whichdotted the pasture thickly. His ears and his eyes and his nose wereall alert to discover any small animal that might be stirring--especially his nose; for Tommy could smell things when they were along way off.
Tommy's mother had explained to him that he must always hunt with thewind blowing in his face; because then the breeze brought to him thescent of any animal that might be in front of him, whether it happenedto be an animal that Tommy was hunting, or some animal that washunting _him_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made such aracket that all the forest-people heard him; and Tommy knew that therewas no sense in trying to catch a squirrel around there _that_ day. Hewent down into the meadow and began hunting crickets. And though hedidn't have as good a lunch as he wanted, probably he ate all that wasgood for him.
VII TOMMY CHASES MR. WOODCHUCK Tommy Fox went up into Farmer Green's back-pasture, which, lay evennearer Blue Mountain than the field where Tommy and his mother lived. He skulked along among the... rocky hummocks, and the old stumps whichdotted the pasture thickly. His ears and his eyes and his nose wereall alert to discover any small animal that might be stirring--especially his nose; for Tommy could smell things when they were along way off.
Tommy's mother had explained to him that he must always hunt with thewind blowing in his face; because then the breeze brought to him thescent of any animal that might be in front of him, whether it happenedto be an animal that Tommy was hunting, or some animal that washunting _him_.
What to read after The Tale of Tommy Fox?
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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