The Tale of Benny Badger
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But he noticedthat the fellow had a sharp beak, and sharp claws too.
"I should think you played a joke on the prairie dog, " he remarked atlast.
"Should you?" said the owl. "If it _was_ a joke, it wasn't nearly asbig a one as I'll play on anybody that tries to drive _me_ away fromhere. . . . I drove a snake away yesterday, " he added. And he lookedvery thoughtfully at Benny Badger, as if he were picking out a softplace in which to sink his cruel beak.
"You needn't be so touchy, " said Benny. "I...'m not going to disturb you. I'm sure I shouldn't care to live in your house. " The owl was a peppery fellow. He grew angry at once.
"Why not?" he demanded. "What's the matter with my house?" "I'll tell you, " Benny replied. "It's a second-hand one. And that's badenough. But it would be still worse if I took it away from you, becausethen it would be third-hand. " The owl looked daggers at him.
"You've insulted me!" he cried loudly, swelling himself up--or so itseemed.
"Have I?" Benny Badger inquired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he noticedthat the fellow had a sharp beak, and sharp claws too.
"I should think you played a joke on the prairie dog, " he remarked atlast.
"Should you?" said the owl. "If it _was_ a joke, it wasn't nearly asbig a one as I'll play on anybody that tries to drive _me_ away fromhere. . . . I drove a snake away yesterday, " he added. And he lookedvery thoughtfully at Benny Badger, as if he were picking out a softplace in which to sink his cruel beak.
"You needn't be so touchy, " said Benny. "I...'m not going to disturb you. I'm sure I shouldn't care to live in your house. " The owl was a peppery fellow. He grew angry at once.
"Why not?" he demanded. "What's the matter with my house?" "I'll tell you, " Benny replied. "It's a second-hand one. And that's badenough. But it would be still worse if I took it away from you, becausethen it would be third-hand. " The owl looked daggers at him.
"You've insulted me!" he cried loudly, swelling himself up--or so itseemed.
"Have I?" Benny Badger inquired.
What to read after The Tale of Benny Badger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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