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    VIII. Something Makes Tommy Very Proud - Page 2

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    stole after him. This time Tommy was between Mr. Woodchuck and his house. And Mr. Woodchuck couldn't escape.

    It was all over in a second. And Tommy Fox felt very proud of himself when he reached home and showed his mother what he had brought.

    "I can hunt--can't I, Mother?" he said. "To-morrow I'm going up on the mountain and catch a bear."

    "Don't be silly," Mrs. Fox said. "You know you couldn't catch a bear." But she was much pleased, in spite of what she said. For she saw that Tommy was really beginning to learn something.
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