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ivvBeverlyCleary ILLUSTRATED BY Tracy DOckray ixTo Louis Darling 1916 …1970 viiCOntents1. Ralph Hears a Distant Bugle 12. The Open ROad 233. An EducatiOnal TOy 494. Chum 675. The PersOnul MOwse 936. A Thief in the Craft ShOp 1137. The Escape 1348. Ralph Strikes a Bargain 1559. A DangerOus Plan 171AbOut the AuthOrOther bOOks by Beverly clearyCreditsCOverCOpyrightAbOut the Publisherviii1Ralph Hears aDistant BugleThe small brown mouse named Ralph who was hiding under the grandfather clock did not have much longer to wait before he could ride his motorcycle. The clock had struck eight already, and then eight thirty. Ralph was the only mouse in the Mountain View Inn, a run-down hotel in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, who 1owned a motorcycle. It was a mouse-sized red motorcycle, a present from a boy named Keith who had been a guest in Room 215 over the Fourth of July weekend. Ralph was proud of his motorcycle, but his brothers and sisters said he was selfish. I am not,Ž said Ralph. Keith gave the motorcycle to me.Ž That evening, while Ralph waited under the clock and watched the television set across the lobby, a man and a woman fol-lowed by a medium-sized boy walked into the hotel. They had the rumpled look of people who had driven many miles that day. The boy was wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a white T-shirt with the words Happy Acres Camp stenciled across the front. Ralph observed the boy with interest. He was the right kind of boy, a boy sure to like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Since the day Keith had left the hotel, Ralph had 2longed for crumbs of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. A grating, grinding noise came from the works of the grandfather clock. Ralph clapped his paws over his ears. The clock 3 grumbled and groaned and managed to strike the hour. Nine oclock! The time almost had come.The stroke of nine was fol-lowed by the slow sad notes of music that lingered and died mysteriously in the dis-tance every ni

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hello reader 故事城堡Rabbit's wish for snow文本Long ago,Rabbits were not as they are today.Rabbits had long bushy tails and long straight arms and long straightlegs.Winter had passed.The snows had gone.Rabbit was out playing.He saw youg shoots high up in a tree.He wanted to eat those youg shoots.But rabbits, een then, were not good tree climbers.Rabbit also wanted to play in the snow.But there was no snow.Then he remembered what Grandma has said.If you wish for nomething hard enough,it could happen. And so Rbbit danced and sang.Oh, I wish it would snow.I wish it would snow.I wish the snow would come down so I could play.Oh, How I wish it would snow.And it started to snow just a little bit.And Rabbit was so excited that he danced even harder and he sang shi song even stronger.Oh, how I wish it would snow.Oh, how I wish i would snow so I could play in the snow.Oh, I wish it would snow.And the snow started to fall as big as feathers.And the snow climbed high up the tree. And Rabbit was able to eat some of those youg shootes in the tree.Oh, Rabbit was so happy to eat the shoots frome the tree.Now he could rest.And he fell asleep.The next morning the sun came up.Rabbit looked around. All the now had melted.Rabbit wnated to go home,but now he was high in that tree.And as you know,rebbits are not good tree climbers.Holding on with his tail,Rabbit beaned over.He looked down to the ground and he wondered how he was going to get out of the tree.And as he leaned over, there was a big snap.Rabbit broke his tail,and fell out of that tree!When Rabbit crashed to the ground, he landed on his face and split his lip.And Rabbit broke his arms and legs.So now all Rabbit's grandchildren have short tails.And now all Rabbit's grandchildren have split lips.And now all Rabbit's grandchildren have bent arms and legs.And if you look at a willow tree,you may see a rabbit's tail.

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