Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-19
What's thes1ndtter. little
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81 hope ! do not meet the funny
old Fuzzy Fox, or the Grillery
Crowley Bear To-Day" said the
bunny to himself as he hoped
along.
But he had not gone very far be-
fore all of a sudden, Uncle WigGily
heard a queer noise in the bushes
along the path. 1t was noise that
81 unded like crying.
Hum! Maybe that's the Fox or
Bear trying to play trick on me-
thought the rabbit uncle gentleman.
Those bad animals know | always
like to stop and help any one who
is in trouble, and maybe they're
pretending to be caught, or some
thing, so I'll walk into the tran
they have set for me. | must be
careful"
Uncle Wiggily looked all around.
He saw neither the Fuzzy Fox nor
the Grillery Crowley Bear, but the
crying noise he still heard.
And it's such baby sort of a
cry that ! don't believe there's any
harm in it," asid Uncle Wiggily.
He looked behind ginger tree
bush and there, sitting on log, he
saw little Fox boy. The little Fox
boy had his paws to his eyes and
tears were trickling down between
his paw nails.
We'll. l guess I'm not afraid of
little Fox boy. He isn't as big as
I am" said Uncle Wiggily. And
| can run q great deal faster than
he can. / guess I'll see what's the
trouble" s.-.
So the bunny gentleman, care
fully holding the glass of jelly,
looked over the top of the ginger
tree bush and asked:
Whats the matter, little Fox
boy?" e.e-,.t
"Oh, lots is the mhtter." was the
answer. I'm lost and | don't know
the way home"
That's too bad" said Uncle Wig
gily Ill d gentle and kind voice
well, If you'll come with me per-
lhaps I can help you find your home
You wouldn't bite me, would you?'
he asked. t...y-. ......
"Oh. no." answered the little Fo>
boy. And I'd like to have you
take me home. I'm so tired and
I'm hungry. l haven't had a thing
to eat since breakfast
THAT is too bad" spoke Uncle
Wiggily. ',And it is almost dinner
time now. Well, you come alone
with me, and I'll take you home
only / can't go all the way up L
YOUR house with you, for if YOU
father or mother were at home
they might want to keep me fol
dinner or supper.
"Oh, / guess they wouldn't" sale
the little Fox boy, no longer crying
ANYHOW, If you take me so l cal
see my house, can go the rest o
the way myself.
So Uncle Wiggily took hold of TIL
4 paw of the little. Fox boy, who wa
named Snibble, and together the!
walked along. =,
| "oh, I am SO hungry" said snib
BILE, after q while. Il wish I hat
something to eat. Have you any
thing, Uncle Wiggily?" he asked
looking at the glass of Jelly in tn
bunny genuemans paw.
| well yes. I have something t
eat" slowly answered Mr.. Long
Tears. but it's for Mrs. Wibblewob
Bile, and l hardly think-oh, dea
mel" suddenly cried the rabbit gen
tleman. Il can't bear to see yo'
hungry. Here, I'll give you SOM
of this jelly, and I'll get anothe
glass from Nurse Jane for the duel
lady"
Uncle Wiggily sat down on a los
and Snibble, the little Fox boy, .sa
down beside him. The bunny gen
tleman opened the glass of ,1eii,
and, with a clean stick for FORK
gave some of the sweet, purple pre-
serve to Snibble.
ooh, yum. Yum! How good tina
is,' said Snibbie. 'tNowi'n not a
hungry as / was
4 Now, while Uncle Wiggily. Wa
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