The Tale of Major Monkey
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You were!" Of course he was very ill-mannered. But Major Monkey was too polite totell him so. Instead, he picked up a smooth stone out of the brook andthrew it at Mr. Crow's head.
The old gentleman hopped aside just in time. And without waiting todispute any further, he tore off as fast as he could go.
"Now who's scared?" Major Monkey called after him.
But old Mr. Crow did not stop to answer.
XVI The Major's Trouble After Major Monkey fled from Johnnie Green and his friends in thepicnic grove, ...his generals declared that they wanted no leader thatran away from the enemy. And since they couldn't agree on anyone elseto take the Major's place, they disbanded.
So Major Monkey lost his army. But the loss did not seem to troublehim greatly. He was almost too cheerful. And his neighbors evenclaimed that his spirits rose higher each day.
There is no doubt that the Major felt very gay. He was fast losing thelean and hungry look he had had when he first appeared in PleasantValley. And he became freer than ever as to manners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You were!" Of course he was very ill-mannered. But Major Monkey was too polite totell him so. Instead, he picked up a smooth stone out of the brook andthrew it at Mr. Crow's head.
The old gentleman hopped aside just in time. And without waiting todispute any further, he tore off as fast as he could go.
"Now who's scared?" Major Monkey called after him.
But old Mr. Crow did not stop to answer.
XVI The Major's Trouble After Major Monkey fled from Johnnie Green and his friends in thepicnic grove, ...his generals declared that they wanted no leader thatran away from the enemy. And since they couldn't agree on anyone elseto take the Major's place, they disbanded.
So Major Monkey lost his army. But the loss did not seem to troublehim greatly. He was almost too cheerful. And his neighbors evenclaimed that his spirits rose higher each day.
There is no doubt that the Major felt very gay. He was fast losing thelean and hungry look he had had when he first appeared in PleasantValley. And he became freer than ever as to manners.
What to read after The Tale of Major Monkey?
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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