Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 243
t, and say that a day with him was almostas good fun as a picnic. Besides a pleasant home and many kind friends, 230 THE BUNNY STORIES. [Jan. these fortunate bunnies had no end of beautifulbooks, pretty toys, and games, and best of all, aloving, patient mother, to watch over them andcare for them… … COUSIN JACK AND THE CHILDREN. At any rate, they had lots of fun, and thesestories about them are told to show other littlefolks how the bunnies behaved, and what hap-pened to them when they were good or naughty. II. The bunnies at Play. Ever since Bunnyboy and Browny were oldenough to dig in the…
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