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    The document is a lesson about Jody finding an orphaned fawn in the forest. It describes how Jody's father was bitten by a rattlesnake, prompting Jody to want to help the lonely baby deer by bringing it home. There, he feeds it milk from a gourd by dipping his fingers in the milk for the fawn to suck on. The fawn grows more comfortable drinking directly from the gourd over time. Jody cares for the fawn, providing it shelter and comfort.

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    The document is a lesson about Jody finding an orphaned fawn in the forest. It describes how Jody's father was bitten by a rattlesnake, prompting Jody to want to help the lonely baby deer by bringing it home. There, he feeds it milk from a gourd by dipping his fingers in the milk for the fawn to suck on. The fawn grows more comfortable drinking directly from the gourd over time. Jody cares for the fawn, providing it shelter and comfort.

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    The document is a lesson about Jody finding an orphaned fawn in the forest. It describes how Jody's father was bitten by a rattlesnake, prompting Jody to want to help the lonely baby deer by bringing it home. There, he feeds it milk from a gourd by dipping his fingers in the milk for the fawn to suck on. The fawn grows more comfortable drinking directly from the gourd over time. Jody cares for the fawn, providing it shelter and comfort.

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    Lesson 6 This is Jody`s Fawn.

    1. What had happened to Jody`s father?


    Ans. Jody`s father was bitten by a rattlesnake.

    2. How did the doe save Penny`s life?


    Ans. The doe`s heart and liver was used to extract poison
    out of Penny`s body. This is how Penny`s life was saved.

    3. Why does Jody want to bring the fawn home?


    Ans. Jody could not bear the thought of the fawn being
    hungry, lonely and scared. So he wanted to bring the fawn
    home and provide it with shelter and comfort.

    4. How does Jody know the fawn is male?


    Ans. The spots on the fawn`s body were in a straight line.
    This made Jody conclude that the fawn is a male.

    5. Jody didn`t want Mill- wheel with him for two reasons.
    What were they?
    Ans. If the fawn was dead, or couldn`t be found, Jody did
    not wish that Mill-wheel should see his disappointment. If
    the fawn wouldn`t be dead, the meeting would be so lovely
    and so very secret that Jody would not endure to share it.
    6. Why was Mill-wheel afraid to leave Jody alone?
    Ans. Mill-wheel was afraid to leave Jody alone as he felt
    that Jody would get lost or be bitten by a snake.
    7. How did Jody bring the fawn back home?
    Ans. Jody brought the fawn back home by carrying it in
    his arms. He also allowed it to walk little distance.

    8. Jody was filled with emotion after he found the fawn.


    Can you find at least three words or phrases which show
    how he felt?
    Ans. It was quivering, Jody could not trust himself to
    move, the touch made him delirious.
    9. How did the deer drink milk from the gourd ?
    Ans. Initially, the fawn was unable to drink milk from the
    gourd . Jody dipped his fingers in the milk and thrusted it
    into the fawn`s mouth,it sucked greedily. Jody dipped his
    fingers again and as the fawn sucked the milk as long as
    he held the fingers before the level of milk.

    __END OF
    PART 001__
    TO BE
    CONTINUED...

    THE DUCK AND THE KANGAROO

    Edward Lear
    Q1) Why does the duck envy the Kangaroo?
    The duck likes the kind of lifestyle the kangaroo lives. He
    appreciates his elegant hopping and envies his freedom
    which allows him to tour the whole world.
    Q2) Why does the duck describe his pond as `nasty?
    The duck is bored and fed
    up with his monotonous life which seems to be confined to
    a pond. He describes the pond as `nasty` as he is
    disgusted with the unpleasant smell and dirt around. He
    longs to go out and explore the world.
    Q3) What request does the duck make to the Kangaroo?
    Why?
    The duck requests the kangaroo to give him a ride on his
    back so that he experiences nature to the fullest and
    appreciate the mountains, fields, seas, etc. In the bargain
    he promises to sit still without much movement or talk.
    Q4) Why does the Kangaroo oblige the duck`s request?
    The Kangaroo obliges the duck`s request as he thinks that
    this trip might bring him luck and improve the quality of
    his life.
    Q5) Do you feel the poem is humorous? Why?
    Yes, because one cannot see a duck and a Kangaroo going
    together for a pleasure trip.A duck never wears socks or a
    cloak. It does not smoke a cigar too. Moreover the fact that
    the kangaroo does some serious thinking about
    rheumatism brings added flavor to the poem.

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