قراءة كتاب The Hollow Tree Snowed-in Book being a continuation of the stories about the Hollow Tree and Deep Woods people

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The Hollow Tree Snowed-in Book
being a continuation of the stories about the Hollow Tree and Deep Woods people

The Hollow Tree Snowed-in Book being a continuation of the stories about the Hollow Tree and Deep Woods people

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A SOLEMN LOOK WAS IN HIS FACE
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QUOTH HE, "MY PRIDE IS SATISFIED; THIS KINGDOM BUSINESS DOES NOT PAY"
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AUNT MELISSY HAD ARRANGED A BUNDLE FOR UNCLE SILAS, AND SHE HAD FIXED UP THE HIRED MAN TOO
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DIDN'T LOOK AS IF SHE BELONGED TO THE REST OF OUR CROWD
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THE BALLOON WENT OVER THE WIDE BLUE WATER JUST AFTER IT GOT OUR FAMILY
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MR. TURTLE SAID THAT WHAT MR. 'POSSUM HAD TOLD THEM WAS TRUE
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ONE DAY MR. CROW FOUND HE WAS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BARREL OF EVERYTHING
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THEN MR. 'COON SLAMMED HIS DOOR
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MR. 'POSSUM SAID NOT TO MOVE, THAT HE WOULD GO AFTER A PIECE OF WOOD
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HE WOULD SMOKE IN THE SUN WHEN THE MORNINGS WERE FAIR
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WITH A LOOK AND A SIGH THEY WOULD STAND AND BEHOLD
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THE TASTIEST PASTRY THAT EVER WAS KNOWN
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THEN TO STIR AND TO BAKE HE BEGAN RIGHT AWAY
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THE GREEDY OLD RAVEN, BUT GREEDY NO MORE
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LOOKED STRAIGHT AT MR. 'POSSUM AND SAID, "WHAT WAS THAT YOU WERE CHEWING JUST NOW?"
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THEY WENT ALONG, SAYING WHAT A NICE MAN THEY THOUGHT MR. BEAR WAS
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MR. BEAR MUST HAVE BEEN VERY TIRED AND GONE TO SLEEP RIGHT WHERE HE WAS
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MR. 'COON SCRATCHED HIS BACK AGAINST A LITTLE BUSH
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MR. RABBIT THANKED HIM FROM ACROSS THE RIVER
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ONE SAID IT WAS ONE WAY AND THE OTHER THE OTHER WAY
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MR. CROW DECIDED TO THIN OUT A FEW OF JACK RABBIT'S THINGS
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MR. CROW WAS ALMOST AFRAID TO BRING ON THE SALAD
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JACK RABBIT CAPERED AND LAUGHED ALL THE WAY HOME
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TOOK HER PARASOL AND HER RETICULE AND A CAN OF BERRIES, AND STARTED
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AND HE MADE SOME STRIPES, TOO—MOSTLY ON TOP OF THE STOVE
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LITTLE JACK KNEW PERFECTLY WELL THAT SHE WASN'T AT ALL PLEASED
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PROMISED NEVER TO DISOBEY HIS MOTHER AGAIN

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