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He can travel with ease where Reddy Fox, not half his size and weight, would break through at every step. Tufty's ways are much like those of his cousin, Yowler, save that he is a dweller in the deep woods. Anything he can catch is food for Tufty, but his principal food is the Northern Hare. The color of his coat blends with the shadows so that he seems like a living shadow himself.
How pretty the feathers grow on your head! and she gave a friendly nip to Tufty's top-knot. "Tufty thought she was getting rather familiar on so short an acquaintance, but he answered her politely, told her his name, and that he came from the house where he had always lived, and was out to take an airing. "'I want to know! said the sparrow. 'Well, my name is Brownie.
His general color is gray, mottled with brown. His face ruff is white with black border. Yowler's feet are large, but Tufty's are immense for his size. This is because Tufty lives where the snow lies deep for many months, and these big, broad feet enable him to travel about on the snow without breaking through.
He never would forget that great, gray, skulking form that slipped like a shadow through the trees, that fierce, bearded face, those cruel, pale yellow-green eyes, or that switching stump of a tail. That tail fascinated Peter. It was just an apology for a tail. For Tufty's size it was hardly as much of a tail as Peter himself has. It made Peter feel a lot better. Also it made him very curious.
Captain Bobtail's Brownie, they call me, because Brownie is such a common name in our family. It's pleasant out-of-doors, isn't it? Oh, never mind the fuss over there! for Tufty's attention was constantly diverted to the scene of the quarrel 'they are always at it, scolding and fighting. Come, let's you and I have a good time! "'What is the fuss about? said Tufty.
"'Stop, Brownie! he cried; 'let me look at this place! Surely I've been here before. That red curtain, that flower-stand in the window, that Oh! oh! there's my own little house! Why, Captain Bobtail's Brownie, you've brought me home! "Now, all this time Tufty's mistress had been in great trouble.
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