Tale of Brownie Beaver by Arthur Scott Bailey
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disappointed, until Grandaddy Beaver made a short speech.
"We've all had a good holiday, anyhow," he said. "And I should say that was something to be thankful for." XI BAD NEWS "Have you heard the news?" Tired Tim asked Brownie Beaver one day. "There's going to be a cyclone." "A cyclone?" Brownie exclaimed. "What's that? I never heard of one." "It's a big storm, with a terrible wind," Tired Tim explained. "The wind will blow so hard that it will snap off big trees." "Good!" Brownie Beaver cried. "Then I won't have to cut down any more trees in order to reach the tender bark that grows in their tops." Tired Tim laughed. "You won't think it's very 'good,'" he said, "when the cyclone strikes the village." "Why not?" Brownie inquired. "Because--" said Tired Tim--"because the wind will blow every house |
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