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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 160

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me, a white tail-tip does not make you a Ro-dent. Just think what different houses we have. My burrow is more comfortable and muchsafer than your tuft of grass, said the Rabbit alittle angrily. It has two entrances —a back anda front door. Also I have another burrow formy little ones, with only one… … -^k MR. BUNNIE: COME, MR. MOLEY, TRY THE ELEVATED ROAD, ONCE. MR. MOLEY: NO, THANK YOU, I PREFER THE SUBWAY FOR SEVERAL REASONS. I CAN SEE SO MUCH BETTER FORONE THING.

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