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Mr. Hazzel's The Horse Hairper

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In the story this novel, danny is an only child And his Mother died when the danny was four months. And danny only was accompanied by his father in the village. In this novel, father danny enjoys telling a dongen before sleep for danny and also took care of danny. But from all that, the most exciting stories is when Danny followed his Father to save the birds that will be pursued by Mr. Hazzel. At first, Danny’s dad mostly likes to catch pheasants in the nearby woods, which is owned by Mr. Hazzel, a rich neighbor. When you catch an animal that’s on somebody else’s land it is called “poaching”. But not easy to catch the birds, and they try to make traps for birds. One of the tricks Danny’s father teaches him is The Horse Hair Stopper. One time,

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