The Tale of Major Monkey by Arthur Scott Bailey
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page 46 of 73 (63%)
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"It's a monkey!" Johnnie Green gasped. "Where in the world could he
have come from?" XV The Retreat Major Monkey quite enjoyed the amazement of the picnickers. And he did two very odd things, for the commander of an army: first he took off his red cap and made a low bow to Johnnie Green and his mates; and next he swung off the limb of the tree and hung by his tail and one hand. The boys whooped with delight. "Let's catch him!" Johnnie Green cried. And then he shouted to the boy who had run away, and who stood a good, safe distance off, looking back and wondering what was going on. "Hi, Bill! It's a monkey!" Johnnie bellowed. Bill came running back at top speed. "We're going to catch him," said Johnnie Green. "How're we going to do that?" asked the boy who had been frightened and run away and come back. |
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