THE STORY OF
A FIERCE BAD RABBIT
THE STORY OF
A FIERCE BAD RABBIT
BY
BEATRIX POTTER
Author of
"The Tale of Peter Rabbit," etc.
LONDON
FREDERICK WARNE & CO., Ltd.
AND NEW YORK
[All rights reserved]
Copyright in all countries
signatory to the Berne Convention.
Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd.,
London
PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
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THIS is a fierce bad
Rabbit; look at his
savage whiskers, and his
claws and his turned-up tail.
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THIS is a nice gentle
Rabbit. His mother
has given him a carrot.
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THE bad Rabbit would
like some carrot.
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HE doesn't say "Please."
He takes it!
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AND he scratches the good
Rabbit very badly.
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THE good Rabbit creeps
away, and hides in a
hole. It feels sad.
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THIS is a man with a
gun.
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HE sees something sitting
on a bench. He thinks
it is a very funny bird! |
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HE comes creeping up
behind the trees. |
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BUT this is all he finds
on the bench, when he
rushes up with his gun.
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THE good Rabbit peeps
out of its hole,
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AND it sees the bad Rabbit
tearing past—without
any tail or whiskers!
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