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BEATRIX POTTER, author of the STORY of MISS MOPPET, is a children's book about a Pussy called miss moppet, who thinks she has heard a mouse. The Mouse is making fun of Miss moppet; he is not afraid of a kitten. The story is set in a cupboard, and misses The Mouse and hits her own head.

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The Story of Miss Moppet Copy Work Book

BEATRIX POTTER, author of the STORY of MISS MOPPET, is a children's book about a Pussy called miss moppet, who thinks she has heard a mouse. The Mouse is making fun of Miss moppet; he is not afraid of a kitten. The story is set in a cupboard, and misses The Mouse and hits her own head.

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THE STORY OF

MISS MOPPET
Copy Work book

THE STORY OF
MISS MOPPET
BY
BEATRIX POTTER
Author of The Tale of Peter Rabbit," etc
Converted to Copy work by Dorinda Oakes for Oakes Homeschool Consulting and Homeschool
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FREDERICK WARNE

First published 1906



Copyright 1906 by Frederick Warne & Co.


Printed and bound in Great Britain by
William Clowes Limited, Beccles and London

THE STORY OF MISS MOPPET

This is a Pussy called
Miss Moppet, she thinks
she has heard a mouse!
This is the Mouse peeping
out behind the cupboard,
and making fun of Miss
Moppet. He is not afraid
of a kitten.


This is Miss Moppet
jumping just too late; she
misses the Mouse and hits
her own head.
She thinks it is a very
hard cupboard!


The Mouse watches Miss
Moppet from the top of
the cupboard.
Miss Moppet ties up her
head in a duster, and sits
before the fire.

The Mouse thinks she is
looking very ill. He comes
sliding down the bell-pull.


Miss Moppet looks worse
and worse. The Mouse
comes a little nearer.

Miss Moppet holds her
poor head in her paws, and
looks at him through a
hole in the duster. The
Mouse comes very close.
And then all of a sudden
Miss Moppet jumps upon
the Mouse!


And because the Mouse
has teased Miss
MoppetMiss Moppet
thinks she will tease the
Mouse; which is not at all
nice of Miss Moppet.
She ties him up in the
duster, and tosses it
about like a ball.


But she forgot about that
hole in the duster; and
when she untied itthere
was no Mouse!


He has wriggled out and
run away; and he is
dancing a jig on the top of
the cupboard!

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