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Watership Down Study Guide

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by Richard Adams
About 92 pages (27,558 words)
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Chapter 16 Summary

Silverweed

The warren rabbits are not enthusiastic about Dandelion's story. They prefer stories about their lives and do not believe in El-ahrairah. One of their storytellers, Silverweed, recites a poem. For some reason, Fiver is terrified by his smell. He feels an overwhelming need to escape and he runs out of the burrow in fear. Hazel and Bigwig follow in anger. They feel he may have compromised their position in the new warren. Fiver is babbling about his bad feelings and the need he feels to leave this place......

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