The Private Life of The Rabbit
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The Private Life of The Rabbit is a non-fiction book by R. M. Lockley. It was a significant information source for Richard Adams' novel Watership Down, who wrote: "When I had finished telling the story of Watership Down to my children ... and had, at their insistence, agreed to shape and write it as a novel, I realized that before that ... I would need to know a great deal more about the ways and lives of real rabbits."[1]
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- ↑ "Introduction by Richard Adams" in The Private Life of The Rabbit by R. M. Lockley. London: Transworld Publishers, 1976.
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