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What did Jody's father use to draw out the poison from a snake bite? What did Jody wonder about as a result?
Jody's father used the heart and liver of a doe to draw out the poison from a snake bite. Jody wondered about the fate of the little fawn left without a mother.
Explain the home remedies mentioned in the text for a cut on the knee, a burn on the arm, and a bee sting.
The home remedies mentioned in the text for a cut on the knee include using things available at home for quick and effective cures. For a burn on the arm, home remedies are used instead of rushing to the doctor. For a bee sting, specific remedies are not mentioned in the provided text.
What was Penny's response when Jody asked about the doe and the fawn? What did Jody express concern about?
Penny mentioned that he could never forget the doe and the fawn, and stated that the poor doe saved him. Jody expressed concern about the fate of the fawn, which might be hungry and scared.
Describe Jody's emotional state and actions towards the fawn in the text.
Jody's emotional state towards the fawn is one of concern and attachment. He held the fawn in his dreams and in his arms, and couldn't keep it out of his mind.
Explain the significance of the phrases 'a close shave' and 'kept your head' in the context of the text.
'A close shave' signifies a narrow escape, which Jody's father experienced after being bitten by the rattlesnake. 'Kept your head' means staying calm in a difficult situation, which Jody's father commended Jody for doing.
Test your knowledge of home remedies and unconventional cures with this quiz. Explore ways to treat cuts, burns, and bee stings using household items. Delve into a story about using unconventional methods to heal a snakebite.
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