The Loudest Roar

by Thomas Taylor

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Clovis

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For Celia

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The jungle was a peaceful place.

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Clovis was the fiercest, most roaringest tiger in the whole word, and he spoiled the peace of the jungle. The jungle animals got together to teach Clovis a lesson.

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Clovis the tiger

Roared at all his jungle friends.

They roared back at him.

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Clovis is a very noisy tiger. He likes nothing better than creeping up on other animals in the jungle, and shocking them with his fierce, loud roar. But the other animals are getting tired of his unsociable behaviour, and eventually they get together to show him just how loud a roar can really be.

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Clovis, a small tiger with a loud roar, disturbs the peace and calm of the jungle until the day that the other animals put their heads and voices together.

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