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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 50 Summary

And Last

Many of the does rescued from Efrafa give birth to new litters of kittens. The new warren is thriving. Some of the former residents of Efrafa have joined them, and they live in peace and harmony. Hazel decides to rekindle his idea of building a new warren between the Honeycomb and Efrafa. He will send Kehaar to bring a message to Efrafa when he returns. They pass the winter in the burrows listening to stories about El-ahrairah. Bigwig becomes chief of the new warren.

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