Freddy the Cowboy
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It was getting so dark now that there wasn’t much chance of his being noticed, and if he was, nobody would be surprised to see another horse wandering around. As it happened, he made the rescue easily; the trap with the squirrel inside it had been hung up in the cookhouse, and Cy just lifted it down and brought it back to Freddy in his teeth.
“This guy wants to make a deal with you,” Cy said. “Tell him, squirrel.”
So Taffy stuck his nose against the wires of the cage and rolled his eyes mournful...ly at Freddy, and said: “Oh, Mr. Pig—good kind Mr. Pig, I shall always be grateful to you for saving me from being a pot pie, and my heart is full of gratitude—”
Freddy interrupted him. “Don’t call me Mr. Pig! My name is Freddy. And you can save your gratitude because my heart is full of disgust. We rescued you because we didn’t want you made into a rather inferior stew, but you’re staying in that cage until we can ship you out of the state.”
“Oh,” said the squirrel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was getting so dark now that there wasn’t much chance of his being noticed, and if he was, nobody would be surprised to see another horse wandering around. As it happened, he made the rescue easily; the trap with the squirrel inside it had been hung up in the cookhouse, and Cy just lifted it down and brought it back to Freddy in his teeth.
“This guy wants to make a deal with you,” Cy said. “Tell him, squirrel.”
So Taffy stuck his nose against the wires of the cage and rolled his eyes mournful...ly at Freddy, and said: “Oh, Mr. Pig—good kind Mr. Pig, I shall always be grateful to you for saving me from being a pot pie, and my heart is full of gratitude—”
Freddy interrupted him. “Don’t call me Mr. Pig! My name is Freddy. And you can save your gratitude because my heart is full of disgust. We rescued you because we didn’t want you made into a rather inferior stew, but you’re staying in that cage until we can ship you out of the state.”
“Oh,” said the squirrel.
What to read after Freddy the Cowboy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter R. Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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