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from Woundry, I'm Robbie Damon and this is little stories everywhere.

Each episode will bring you stories for kids that spark the imagination.

Take you to other worlds and bring joy.

This is my father's dragon by Ruth Stiles-Gannett, part three of three.

In part two, Elmer managed to escape the wild inhabitants on the island.

Now he's back on the trail to rescue the baby dragon held captive. Chapter 7, My Father meets a Lion.

My Father waved goodbye to the rhinoceros, who was much too busy to notice, got a drink farther down the brook and waited back to the trail.

He hadn't gone very far when he heard an angry animal roaring.

Ding-blast it! I told you not to go black burying yesterday.

Won't you ever learn?

What will your mother say?

My father crept along and peered into a small clearing just ahead.

A lion was prancing about clawing at his mane, which was all snarled and full of blackberry twigs.

The more he clawed the worse it became, and the matter he grew, and the more he yelled at himself because it was

himself he was yelling at all the time. My father could see that the trail

went through the clearing so he decided to crawl around

the edge in the underbrush and not disturbed the lion.

He crawled and crawled, and the yelling grew louder and louder.

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