Lobo, Rag And Vixen
Lobo, Rag And Vixen
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It warnsall other partridges near that danger is at hand, it unnerves thegunner, or it fixes the foe's attention on the whirrer, while the otherssneak off in silence, or by squatting, escape notice.
A partridge adage might well be 'foes and food for every moon. 'September came, with seeds and grain in place of berries and ant-eggs, and gunners in place of skunks and minks.
The partridges knew well what a fox was, but had scarcely seen a dog. Afox they knew they could easily baffle by taking to ...a tree, but when inthe Gunner Moon old Cuddy came prowling through the ravine with hisbob-tailed yellow cur, the mother spied the dog and cried out _Kwit!Kwit_!" (Fly, fly). Two of the brood thought it a pity their mothershould lose her wits so easily over a fox, and were pleased to showtheir superior nerve by springing into a tree in spite of her earnestlyrepeated '_Kwit! Kwit!_' and her example of speeding away on silentwings.
Meanwhile, the strange bob-tailed fox came under the tree and yapped andyapped at them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It warnsall other partridges near that danger is at hand, it unnerves thegunner, or it fixes the foe's attention on the whirrer, while the otherssneak off in silence, or by squatting, escape notice.
A partridge adage might well be 'foes and food for every moon. 'September came, with seeds and grain in place of berries and ant-eggs, and gunners in place of skunks and minks.
The partridges knew well what a fox was, but had scarcely seen a dog. Afox they knew they could easily baffle by taking to ...a tree, but when inthe Gunner Moon old Cuddy came prowling through the ravine with hisbob-tailed yellow cur, the mother spied the dog and cried out _Kwit!Kwit_!" (Fly, fly). Two of the brood thought it a pity their mothershould lose her wits so easily over a fox, and were pleased to showtheir superior nerve by springing into a tree in spite of her earnestlyrepeated '_Kwit! Kwit!_' and her example of speeding away on silentwings.
Meanwhile, the strange bob-tailed fox came under the tree and yapped andyapped at them.
What to read after Lobo, Rag And Vixen?
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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