The Tale of Mr. Tod
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Asked whetherher husband was at home she replied that Tommy Brock had rested twicewhile she watched him.
He had nodded, and pointed to the sack, and seemed doubled up withlaughing. --"Come away, Peter; he will be cooking them; come quicker!"said Benjamin Bunny.
They climbed up and up;--"He was at home; I saw his black ears peepingout of the hole. " "They live too near the rocks to quarrel with theirneighbours. Come on, Cousin Benjamin!" When they came near the wood at the top of Bull Banks, the...y wentcautiously. The trees grew amongst heaped up rocks; and there, beneath acrag--Mr. Tod had made one of his homes. It was at the top of a steepbank; the rocks and bushes overhung it. The rabbits crept up carefully, listening and peeping.
[Illustration] [Illustration] This house was something between a cave, a prison, and a tumbledownpig-stye. There was a strong door, which was shut and locked.
The setting sun made the window panes glow like red flame; but thekitchen fire was not alight. It was neatly laid with dry sticks, as therabbits could see, when they peeped through the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asked whetherher husband was at home she replied that Tommy Brock had rested twicewhile she watched him.
He had nodded, and pointed to the sack, and seemed doubled up withlaughing. --"Come away, Peter; he will be cooking them; come quicker!"said Benjamin Bunny.
They climbed up and up;--"He was at home; I saw his black ears peepingout of the hole. " "They live too near the rocks to quarrel with theirneighbours. Come on, Cousin Benjamin!" When they came near the wood at the top of Bull Banks, the...y wentcautiously. The trees grew amongst heaped up rocks; and there, beneath acrag--Mr. Tod had made one of his homes. It was at the top of a steepbank; the rocks and bushes overhung it. The rabbits crept up carefully, listening and peeping.
[Illustration] [Illustration] This house was something between a cave, a prison, and a tumbledownpig-stye. There was a strong door, which was shut and locked.
The setting sun made the window panes glow like red flame; but thekitchen fire was not alight. It was neatly laid with dry sticks, as therabbits could see, when they peeped through the window.
What to read after The Tale of Mr. Tod?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter Beatrix to read onlineMoreLess
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