Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
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Whitefootflattened himself against the side of the tree and peeked around it. He was just in time to see a gray and black and white bird almostthe size of Sammy Jay alight in the very next tree. He had comealong near the ground and then risen sharply into the tree. His bill was black, and there was just a tiny hook on the end of it. Whitefoot knew who it was. It was Butcher the Shrike. Whitefootshivered.
CHAPTER XVII: Whitefoot Finds A Hole Just In Time Just in time, not just too late, Will mak...e you master of your fate. --Whitefoot.
Whitefoot, half-way up that dead tree, flattened himself against thetrunk and, with his heart going pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat with fright, peered around the tree at an enemy he had not seen for so long thathe had quite forgotten there was such a one. It was Butcher theShrike. Often he is called just Butcher Bird. He did not look atall terrible. He was not quite as big as Sammy Jay. He had noterrible claws like the Hawks and Owls. There was a tiny hook atthe end of his black bill, but it wasn't big enough to look verydreadful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitefootflattened himself against the side of the tree and peeked around it. He was just in time to see a gray and black and white bird almostthe size of Sammy Jay alight in the very next tree. He had comealong near the ground and then risen sharply into the tree. His bill was black, and there was just a tiny hook on the end of it. Whitefoot knew who it was. It was Butcher the Shrike. Whitefootshivered.
CHAPTER XVII: Whitefoot Finds A Hole Just In Time Just in time, not just too late, Will mak...e you master of your fate. --Whitefoot.
Whitefoot, half-way up that dead tree, flattened himself against thetrunk and, with his heart going pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat with fright, peered around the tree at an enemy he had not seen for so long thathe had quite forgotten there was such a one. It was Butcher theShrike. Often he is called just Butcher Bird. He did not look atall terrible. He was not quite as big as Sammy Jay. He had noterrible claws like the Hawks and Owls. There was a tiny hook atthe end of his black bill, but it wasn't big enough to look verydreadful.
What to read after Whitefoot the Wood Mouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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