Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: June 26, 2025
There, in a hole in the ground, half-hidden by the tall grass all about it, were four little furry baby rabbits! "Bunnies!" and Sunny plunged his two hands down into the middle of that furry bunch. They snuggled closer, and their soft eyes looked frightened, but they did not try to run away. "Where's their mamma?" demanded Sunny Boy. "The mower scared her off," said Mr. Hatch.
Sometimes when Jane Fuzzy-Wuzzy was very busy he would go after the cabbage or turnips for her. Uncle Wiggily Longears was a wise rabbit, and as he had no other home, Papa Littletail let him stay in a warm corner of the burrow. To pay for his board the little bunnies' uncle would give them lessons in how to behave.
"I think the squirrels are the prettiest things that live in the woods. They have tails just like mamma's feather boa and they walk sitting up so cute." "Oh, I think the rabbits are the nicest," lisped Freddie, "'cause they are Bunnies, and Bunnies bring Easter eggs." "And we have made the loveliest fern garden up back of the swing," said Flossie.
Her youngest child, a girl of three, that she called "baby," had come in from a walk and was standing at her knee in white cap and cloak and mittens, her hand clutching Juliet's dress, her solemn eyes on the governor. He had tried to induce her to approach, but she held off and regarded him without a smile. "Now, now, baby," pleaded Juliet, "who fed the bunnies with you the other day?"
Bunny Bright Eyes said, "Can you walk a tight rope?" Tippy Toes said he did not know, but Snubby Nose said he had walked a tight rope off and on all his life! Tippy Toes drew a little mirror out of his pocket and said, "Who will walk the tight rope? Whom do you suppose?" The mirror answered, "Two cunning little Bunnies, Snubby Nose and Tippy Toes!"
"Wonder if I can bring them down," he added, as he unslung his gun. But long before he could take aim the bunnies were out of sight amid the timber. "You'll have to carry your gun in your hand for a shot at them," came from Dick. "But be careful, or you may trip up on some frozen twig and shoot somebody." Mile after mile was passed, but no further game came to view, much to Tom's disgust.
Peace pondered deeply, then drew off a small, worn, gold ring which had lost its "set," and laid it in the man's hand, saying, "That's all the prop'ty I've got except eight hens which I gave Gail for those I poisoned. It had a ruby in it once, but the old rooster picked it out and et it. I used to have two bunnies, too, but last Christmas the German kids ate Winkum and Blinkum all up." Mr.
She was mistaken, however, for, as the procession approached, a voice from the porch called out, "Good-morning little neighbors!" so unexpectedly, that Bab nearly spilt the new milk she carried, Betty gave such a start that the fresh-laid eggs quite skipped in the dish, and Ben's face broke into a broad grin over the armful of clover which he brought for the bunnies, as he bobbed his head, saying briskly,
When he ran home, so scared he didn't remember running at all after it was over, Mrs. Possum didn't know him, but thought he was some terrible white creature come to carry on her children, and slammed the door right in his face. All night Mr. Possum had to sit outside, the whitewash dripping from his coat, and in the morning, bright and early, all the little Bunnies and Mr. and Mrs.
The only thing I know how to nurse is hurt birds and lame bunnies and such things. You just lay them in a box and feed them, and if they get well you clap your hands, and if they die you put some leaves and flowers on them and bury them out in the woods remember how we used to do that?" "Do I? I should say I do! The time we had the fence hackey that Lyman Mertzheimer hurt with a stone "
Word Of The Day
Others Looking