Wilson Rawls Quote
We’re going to build a big pen out of that chicken wire, he said. It’ll have a top on it and a door with a snap latch. We’ll put those coconuts right in the center of the pen and leave the door open. Then we’ll tie the binder twine to the door and run it back through the pen and out into the brush a little way. When those monkeys go into the pen after those coconuts, we’ll pull the binder twine and latch the door. What do you think of that idea? Before I answered Grandpa, I closed my eyes and drew a picture of the pen in my mind.
Wilson Rawls
We’re going to build a big pen out of that chicken wire, he said. It’ll have a top on it and a door with a snap latch. We’ll put those coconuts right in the center of the pen and leave the door open. Then we’ll tie the binder twine to the door and run it back through the pen and out into the brush a little way. When those monkeys go into the pen after those coconuts, we’ll pull the binder twine and latch the door. What do you think of that idea? Before I answered Grandpa, I closed my eyes and drew a picture of the pen in my mind.
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About Wilson Rawls
Woodrow Wilson Rawls (September 24, 1913 – December 16, 1984) was an American writer best known for his books Where the Red Fern Grows and Summer of the Monkeys.