Wild Animal Ways
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He reached out, and at once the two bones closed to- gether on his toes, squeezing them so hard that he squalled out, "Mother, Mother!" Mother came running to help, of course, while Way-atcha danced up and down in pain and fear. But the old one had seen mussel clams before. ' She seized the hard thing in her teeth, crushed the hinge side, and ended the trouble. Now Way-atcha had the 99 . L 1_.
-B£WAR£ Way-Atcha, the Coon-Raccoon pleasure of picking out the meat from the sharp bits of shell, was...hing them clean in the river, and gobbling them as a new kind of frog, and every- thing seemed very well to him.
But father climbed a root and snuffed, sniffed, and listened, and mother studied all the smells and trails that were along the pathway farther from the river bank. She had had little time for hunting. Her secret sense was strong on her, and she gave the signal to return.
The youngsters followed very unwillingly. Way- atcha was almost rebellious. There seemed in his judgment to be every reason for staying and none whatever for going home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He reached out, and at once the two bones closed to- gether on his toes, squeezing them so hard that he squalled out, "Mother, Mother!" Mother came running to help, of course, while Way-atcha danced up and down in pain and fear. But the old one had seen mussel clams before. ' She seized the hard thing in her teeth, crushed the hinge side, and ended the trouble. Now Way-atcha had the 99 . L 1_.
-B£WAR£ Way-Atcha, the Coon-Raccoon pleasure of picking out the meat from the sharp bits of shell, was...hing them clean in the river, and gobbling them as a new kind of frog, and every- thing seemed very well to him.
But father climbed a root and snuffed, sniffed, and listened, and mother studied all the smells and trails that were along the pathway farther from the river bank. She had had little time for hunting. Her secret sense was strong on her, and she gave the signal to return.
The youngsters followed very unwillingly. Way- atcha was almost rebellious. There seemed in his judgment to be every reason for staying and none whatever for going home.
What to read after Wild Animal Ways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Ernest Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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