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Updated: June 8, 2025
He might be likened to the doctor's patient entering the chemist's shop, with a prescription for a drug of healing virtue, upon which the palate is as little consulted as a robustious lollypop boy in the household of ceremonial parents, who have rung for the troop of their orderly domestics to sit in a row and hearken the intonation of good words.
We were so fortunate as to have them lose their way this afternoon, coming from the Pool, and they have just stepped in to see if you can't find 'em a mouthful of something they can eat, while Lollypop is a getting ready to see them home."
Run down and buy a lollypop. I imagine they must be five cents apiece now, with the way everything has gone up." "No, they're only a penny apiece, but sometimes you used to get two for a cent," explained Russ, as he took one coin and Rose the other. "Thank you," he went on. "We'll get something, and give Mun Bun and Margy a bit." "And Violet and Laddie, too," added Rose.
"That's very kind of you," said the little rabbit, and he opened his knapsack and gave the woodchuck a nice lollypop, and after that the woodchuck said: "I think you'd better stay here with me until the rain is over. Don't you think so?" And Billy Bunny said yes, for the woodchuck was very nice and had such good manners that the little rabbit felt quite at home.
"If you please," said Curly, "I want to come to school." "Very good," said the teacher. "I think you may. You and your brother were so kind as to scare off the bear, so you may come to our class. But, first, let me ask you have you been vaccinated?" "Vaccinated?" repeated Curly. "Is that like a lollypop?"
I must look." So the rabbit gentleman peeked over the top of the stump, and there he saw a queer-looking boy, with a funny smile on his face, which was as round and shiny as the bottom of a new dish pan. And the boy looked so kind that Uncle Wiggily knew he would not hurt even a lollypop, much less a rabbit gentleman. "Oh, hello!" cried the boy, as soon as he saw Uncle Wiggily. "Who are you?"
Now!" The manoeuvre failed. Lollypop and Silvertail got well away, but the young horse merely pawed the air. Monkey Brand's face was set. "Give me that whip, Albert," he said between his teeth. "No," said the girl. "That's no good." Old Mat held up his hand. "He ain't for it," he said masterfully. "Get off him, Brand."
Redden. "Oh, what is it?" A second later a brown, furry animal jumped up from back of the counter, and scrambled from shelf to shelf, until it was on the very top one. And there the animal sat, peeling the wax paper off a lollypop. "Oh, what is it? What is it?" cried Mrs. Redden. "Oh, take it away!" Bunny and Sue were not a bit frightened.
But for the first time in her life Lilly was hearing her name pronounced by one who rolled it under his tongue like a lollypop. He rolled all names quite so, but in her beatitude she was only conscious of her own as it candied.
And so the little fellow was, though he had been crying, perhaps from fright, and his face was tear-streaked and dirty. But he was safe. With a glad cry his mother loosed the rope by which Mr. Sander had carefully tied Trouble to a near-by tree and gathered him up in her arms. Meanwhile Grandpa Martin caught up one of the shovels and began to help the lollypop man dig in the sand.
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