Rolf in the Woods by Ernest Thompson Seton
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"Peg, peo, peo, peo, peo, peo, peo, oo. Tree, tree, tree, tree,
trrrrrrr, Turr, turr, turr, tur, tur, Wee, wee, wee, we "-- The little creature was sitting up high on its hind legs, its belly muscles were working, its mouth was gaping as it poured out its music. For fully half a minute this went on, when Skookum made a dash; but the mouse was quick and it flashed into the safety of its cranny. Rolf gazed at Quonab inquiringly. "That is Mish-a-boh-quas, the singing mouse. He always comes to tell of war. In a little while there will be fighting." Chapter 66. A Lesson in Stalking Did you ever see any fighting, Quonab?" "Ugh! In Revolution, scouted for General Gates." "Judging by the talk, we're liable to be called on before a year. What will you do? " "Fight." "As soldier?" "No! scout." |
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