Snubby Nose and Tippy Toes by Laura Rountree Smith
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his left ear, but Grandpa Grumbles only said,
"I can't hear, my deafness grows; Ask the umbrella, for it knows." Then the Cotton-Tails asked the umbrella what had become of Bushy-Tail and the umbrella said, "Bushy-Tail went swimming away, But he'll come back in a year and a day." "Oh" and "Ah" and "Oh" and "Ah," cried all the little Cotton-Tails, "Bushy-Tail is swimming away is he?" They all went merrily to bed. CHAPTER VIII The next morning Grandpa Grumbles called out, "The Cotton-Tails are all in bed, Every one is a sleepy-head." "My fur and whiskers, we have overslept," said Bunny Cotton-Tail. "It is nine o'clock by my little silver watch." "Bless my buttons," cried Susan, "I meant to get up and get breakfast." |
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