The Tale of Major Monkey by Arthur Scott Bailey
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long! It sticks out and spoils the looks of the whole army."
Now, Peter Mink was a rude fellow. And he made such a rude reply that Major Monkey discharged him on the spot. "Go away!" he cried. "We don't want any rowdies in our army." XI War in the Woods Although Major Monkey had ordered him out of the army, Peter Mink declared that he wasn't going till he was ready to leave. "Very well," said the Major easily. "You may stay here; and we'll go." But Peter Mink was an obstinate fellow. The moment the army started to move, he went along with it. And what was worse, he insisted on walking right behind Major Monkey, and trying to strut just as the Major did. Some of the generals couldn't help snickering. And of course Major Monkey couldn't overlook such behavior. "Order in the ranks!" he shouted as fiercely as he knew how. |
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