Wild Animals At Home
Wild Animals At Home
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mydarling! Oh! Harry, don't you know your mother? My boy! my boy!" And thestruggling little wild thing in her arms grew quiet, his animal angerdied away, his raucous hissing gave place to a short panting, and thatto a low sobbing that ended in a flood of tears and a passionate "Mamma, mamma, mamma!" as the veil of a different life was rolled away, and heclung to his mother's bosom.
[Illustration] But even as she cooed to him, and stroked his brow and won him backagain, there was a strange sound..., a snarling hiss at the open door. Allturned to see a great Badger standing there with its front feet on thethreshold. Father and cousin exclaimed, "Look at that Badger!" andreached for the ready gun, but the boy screamed again. He wriggled fromhis mother's arms and rushing to the door, cried, "My Badgie! myBadgie!" He flung his arms about the savage thing's neck, and itanswered with a low purring sound as it licked its lost companion'sface. The men were for killing the Badger, but it was the mother'skeener insight that saved it, as one might save a noble dog that hadrescued a child from the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mydarling! Oh! Harry, don't you know your mother? My boy! my boy!" And thestruggling little wild thing in her arms grew quiet, his animal angerdied away, his raucous hissing gave place to a short panting, and thatto a low sobbing that ended in a flood of tears and a passionate "Mamma, mamma, mamma!" as the veil of a different life was rolled away, and heclung to his mother's bosom.
[Illustration] But even as she cooed to him, and stroked his brow and won him backagain, there was a strange sound..., a snarling hiss at the open door. Allturned to see a great Badger standing there with its front feet on thethreshold. Father and cousin exclaimed, "Look at that Badger!" andreached for the ready gun, but the boy screamed again. He wriggled fromhis mother's arms and rushing to the door, cried, "My Badgie! myBadgie!" He flung his arms about the savage thing's neck, and itanswered with a low purring sound as it licked its lost companion'sface. The men were for killing the Badger, but it was the mother'skeener insight that saved it, as one might save a noble dog that hadrescued a child from the water.
What to read after Wild Animals At Home?
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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