Stories to Tell to Children by Sara Cone Bryant
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Suddenly he saw a big yellow light at the very edge of the sky. He thought it was the Moon. "Look out, I am coming!" he cried, and steered for the light. But it was not the kind old Moon at all; it was the great mother Sun, just coming up out of her home in the sea, to begin her day's work. "Aha, youngster, what are you doing in my sky?" she said. And she picked Little Jack Rollaround up and threw him, trundle-bed boat and all, into the middle of the sea! And I suppose he is there yet, unless somebody picked him out again. HOW BROTHER RABBIT FOOLED THE WHALE AND THE ELEPHANT[1] [1] Adapted from two tales included in the records of the American Folk-Lore Society. One day little Brother Rabbit was running along on the sand, lippety, lippety, when he saw the Whale and the Elephant |
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