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Updated: May 22, 2025
Oswald pities them, of course. There was a great lumpish thing in four parts that Mr. Red House said was a press, and a ripping settle besides the chairs, and some carved wood that Mr. Red House and his friend made out to be part of an old four-post bed. There was also a wooden thing like a box with another box on it at one end, and H.O. said "You could make a ripping rabbit-hutch out of that."
So he carried it to his palace, had prepared for it a neat little rabbit-hutch, with abundance of the daintiest food, such as rabbits love, and there he left it. The same night, when he was alone in his chamber, there appeared to him a beautiful lady.
Near this bench there rose, after the fashion in orchard-gardens, a sort of large chest, of beams and planks, much dilapidated, a rabbit-hutch on the ground floor, a fruit-closet on the first. There was nothing in the hutch, but there were a few apples in the fruit-closet, the remains of the winter's provision.
Every forge has its sheep, every shop its pen like a rabbit-hutch, made out of the side of a box, where the sheep lives when it is not lying just at the threshold of the shop in the sun, beside a half-finished meal of bran in a box. The little shops in Tetuan group themselves together more or less.
And he hated the man who took the hutch away, all the more because there were empty rabbit-skins hanging sadly from the back of the barrow. It is really with the going of that rabbit-hutch that this story begins.
With merely an ironing-board and a few dozen meat-skewers, he would provided the ironing-board was not missed in time turn out quite a practicable rabbit-hutch. He could make a gun out of an umbrella and a gas-bracket, which, if not so accurate as a Martini-Henry, was, at all events, more deadly.
Miss Erskine, in fact, was lying full-length on the greensward of her aunt's lawn absorbed in the engrossing occupation of putting the right dabs of green paint upon a portion of the inside of the rabbit-hutch which was awkward to get at. 'They are all alike, sighed Miss Abingdon. She alluded to the girlhood of the present day as it presented itself to her regretful and disapproving eye.
There was the drooping ash which had made such a cool, refreshing tent in summer where he had learnt his first lessons at his mother's knee, and where he had kept his rabbit-hutch for a season, until his father had found it out, and despatched it to the stable-yard.
Close by his head in the log hut where he had spent the night, he found a sort of cupboard something like a rabbit-hutch. And this cupboard contained oh, joyful discovery! not gold or gems, nor any such useless glittering lumber, but something far more precious to these weary mariners two bottles of brandy and a chest of tea.
You pass through a diminutive postern which seems in proportion about as high as the en- trance of a rabbit-hutch into the lodge of the custo- dian, who introduces you to the interior of the theatre. Here the mass of the hill affronts you, which the in- genious Romans treated simply as the material of their auditorium.
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