Bruno
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At BRUNO 57 the first blow of the axe he would begin to yelp and dance, breaking into still wilder antics when the tree began to sway and stagger, finally rushing into the top as it fell, in a state of excitement that bordered on frenzy.
As he, of course, found nothing there, he seemed to think he had not been quick enough, and that the creature had escaped; so he be- came more and more reckless, until Julius was alarmed for his safety, and said I must keep him shut in-doors till the trees were... down, or he would surely end by being crushed.
I had my hands full. I would coax him in, and shut the door. As soon as he heard the chopping begin, he would whine and bark, coaxing to be let out. I always temporized until I heard the tree falling, then off he would dash, and bounce into its top to yelp and explore.
He never found anything in the trees, but he never grew discouraged. He "assisted " at the felling of every one.
Bruno was much happier in Florida than he had been in our Northern home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At BRUNO 57 the first blow of the axe he would begin to yelp and dance, breaking into still wilder antics when the tree began to sway and stagger, finally rushing into the top as it fell, in a state of excitement that bordered on frenzy.
As he, of course, found nothing there, he seemed to think he had not been quick enough, and that the creature had escaped; so he be- came more and more reckless, until Julius was alarmed for his safety, and said I must keep him shut in-doors till the trees were... down, or he would surely end by being crushed.
I had my hands full. I would coax him in, and shut the door. As soon as he heard the chopping begin, he would whine and bark, coaxing to be let out. I always temporized until I heard the tree falling, then off he would dash, and bounce into its top to yelp and explore.
He never found anything in the trees, but he never grew discouraged. He "assisted " at the felling of every one.
Bruno was much happier in Florida than he had been in our Northern home.
What to read after Bruno?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byrd Spilman Dewey to read onlineMoreLess
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