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She catches the mouse and starts tossing him in the duster in the air but she forgot the duster had a hole in it and when she opened the duster, she mouse was gone from it. The mouse thinks that she looks sick and goes near her. To take revenge of this mockery, she sat near the fire with her head wrapped in a duster, a hole in it to look for the mouse. Miss Moppet spots the mouse behind a cupboard and jumps to catch it, only to hit her head on the cupboard. It’s a sweet yet funny story of a cat Miss Moppet and a mouse. The story gives us the moral that one place suits one person and another place suits another person. When Johnny came to the garden to meet his friend, he began missing the noisy town atmosphere and had to return to the town. One day, Timmy landed in Johnny Town-Mouse’s hole when he, by mistake, traveled to the town in the garden hamper that came to the town and returned empty every weekend to the garden.ĭespite Johnny and his friends’ best attempts, Timmy just could not get used to the town’s atmosphere, so he returned to the garden. This take is about two mice, Johnny Town-Mouse who was born in a cupboard in town and Timmy Willie who was born in a garden in the countryside. In the end, while the fox hurried to make an omelette with her eggs, Kep and his puppy friends reached in time and rescued the duck from the clever fox. While at the farm, she told everything to Kep, the wise dog and started again for the shack. The duck wasn’t suspicious of the ingredients that the fox had asked her to bring. The gentleman asked her to do a dinner party before she starts sitting on the eggs.

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One day, she decided to sit full time on the eggs until they hatched. The gentlemanly fox looked after them each night when the duck left the shed. She made her nest and lay nine eggs there. There, in the shack, lay a huge quantity of feathers and Jemima found them very comforting. She recited her needs to him and he led her into a shack where he asked her to make her nest. She landed in a foxgloves surrounded area where she met a fox who looked like a gentleman indeed.

She was annoyed because the farmer’s wife did not let her hatch her eggs herself, rather left the task to the hen.ĭesperately, Jemima ran away from the farm one day in search of a safe place to make her nest and lay her eggs. This is the tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck who lived on a farm with a hen and other ducks. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.