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The duck decided to smoke a cigar so that he may get warm and not irritate the kangaroo with his wet and cold feet. Read summary of this poem.
The duck decided to smoke a cigar so that he may get warm and not irritate the kangaroo with his wet and cold feet.
See lessDuck's wish is to leave the nasty pond and travel the world with kangaroo. Read summary of this poem.
Duck’s wish is to leave the nasty pond and travel the world with kangaroo.
See lessYes, the kangaroo does give a ride to duck because he too desires to travel the world with duck. Read summary of this poem.
Yes, the kangaroo does give a ride to duck because he too desires to travel the world with duck.
See lessReflection means to take some time and decide. In the poem, when the duck expresses to travel the world with him, the kangaroo takes some time to decide whether he should go with the duck or not. Read summary of this poem.
Reflection means to take some time and decide. In the poem, when the duck expresses to travel the world with him, the kangaroo takes some time to decide whether he should go with the duck or not.
See lessThe duck bought three pairs of socks to cover his feet, cloak for his body and cigars. This way he will get warm and won't irritate the kangaroo. Read summary of this poem.
The duck bought three pairs of socks to cover his feet, cloak for his body and cigars. This way he will get warm and won’t irritate the kangaroo.
See lessThe duck praises the kangaroo because he finds kangaroo's hopping and jumping exciting. The duck himself is tired of living in the nasty pond and desires to travel the world with the kangaroo. Read summary of this poem.
The duck praises the kangaroo because he finds kangaroo’s hopping and jumping exciting. The duck himself is tired of living in the nasty pond and desires to travel the world with the kangaroo.
See lessThe kangaroo took some time to decide and finally said that he is too willing to travel the world. However he would agree on the condition that the duck should keep away its wet and cold feet because they irritate the former. Read summary of this poem.
The kangaroo took some time to decide and finally said that he is too willing to travel the world. However he would agree on the condition that the duck should keep away its wet and cold feet because they irritate the former.
See lessThe duck was tired of living in the nasty pond and desires some adventure. This is why he was not happy with its life. Read summary of this poem.
The duck was tired of living in the nasty pond and desires some adventure. This is why he was not happy with its life.
See lessThe kangaroo was afraid that the wet and cold feet may cause him some disease. Read summary of this poem.
The kangaroo was afraid that the wet and cold feet may cause him some disease.
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Travelling the world with the duck would bring for the kangaroo (he thought). Read summary of this poem.
Travelling the world with the duck would bring for the kangaroo (he thought).
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