Hunter Little Hiawatha (7)

Hunter Little Hiawatha (7)

  Meanwhile, a small bear cub came out of his cave, sniffing along the ground.

  Suddenly, BUMP !

  The cuband and Hiawatha knocked heads.
  They looked up, face to face, each make a frightened sound, and the cub ran away as fast as his little legs could go.

  Hiawatha ran after him, only wanting to be friends.

  The cub ran to a large brown rock, jumping on top of it, and hid on the other side.

  Hiawatha followed, jumping on top of the rock, too.
 
  But the rock was soft : it moved, and then it growled so loudly that the forest echoed. It was no rock, but a huge, fierce mother bear who had been taking a nap nearby.

  She lumbered to her feet and tried to knock Hiawatha off her back.

  He caught at the bear's nose as he fell and found himself looking into a hideous mouth full of sharp bear teeth.

  Roaring, the bear shook her head and tossed Hiawatha to the ground ; then she started after him. 

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