The Burgess Animal book for Children
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A Trader and a Handsome Fellow "Then how does Longfoot get water to drink?' demanded Chatterer the Red Squirrel.
"He gets along without drinking, " replied Old Mother Nature. 'Such moisture as he needs he gets from his food. He eats seeds, leaves of certain plants and tender young plants just com- ing up. He burrows in the ground and throws up large mounds of earth. These have several entrances. One of these is the main entrance, and during the day this is often kept closed with earth. Under th...e mound he has little tunnels in all directions, a snug little bedroom and store- rooms for food. He is very industrious and dearly loves to dig.
'Longfoot likes to visit his relatives sometimes, and where there are several families living near together, little paths lead from mound to mound. He comes out mostly at night, probably because he feels it to be safer then. Then, too, in that hot country it is cooler at night. The dusk of early evening is his favorite playtime. If Long- foot has a quarrel with one of his relatives they fight, hopping about each other, watching for a chance to leap and kick with those long, strong hind feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Trader and a Handsome Fellow "Then how does Longfoot get water to drink?' demanded Chatterer the Red Squirrel.
"He gets along without drinking, " replied Old Mother Nature. 'Such moisture as he needs he gets from his food. He eats seeds, leaves of certain plants and tender young plants just com- ing up. He burrows in the ground and throws up large mounds of earth. These have several entrances. One of these is the main entrance, and during the day this is often kept closed with earth. Under th...e mound he has little tunnels in all directions, a snug little bedroom and store- rooms for food. He is very industrious and dearly loves to dig.
'Longfoot likes to visit his relatives sometimes, and where there are several families living near together, little paths lead from mound to mound. He comes out mostly at night, probably because he feels it to be safer then. Then, too, in that hot country it is cooler at night. The dusk of early evening is his favorite playtime. If Long- foot has a quarrel with one of his relatives they fight, hopping about each other, watching for a chance to leap and kick with those long, strong hind feet.
What to read after The Burgess Animal book for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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