Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the WillowsThe escapades of four animal friends, Toad, Mole, Rat, and Badger, who live along a river in the English countryside. |
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asked Mole asked Rat barge bargewoman basket blue and white brown suit busy caravan clapping his paws crept cried dark drive eating exciting faster and faster feeling felt fieldmice friends glad gypsy help Mole horse hurried jumped knew leapt live lovely Mole and Rat Mole looked Mole sat Mole set moorhens muttered never night oars Oh Rat open the door paw to help picnic poor Bessie porridge prison pushed rabbit Rat and Mole Rat laughed Rat looked Rat opened Rat's boat Rat's house Ratty red car river round rowing scared shook his head shouted side silly sleek snow sorry spick and span squeaked Mole staring stoats and ferrets stood stop swim talk teeniest bit tell There's thought Toad began Toad of Toad Toad's tree tunnels wanted warm washerwoman washing Water Rats waved weasels and stoats whiskers white plates Wild Wood woman wonderful