Bootsie Seeks Own Flashlight in Uncle Wiggily Tale
Bootsie, a muddy little rabbit boy who loses a shoe, asks Uncle Wiggily for a personal flashlight like his. They plan to make a light from lightning bugs and a bottle, then search a cave for bugs, with tomorrow promising the next episode about Bootsie and a fire.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest and Miss Carol at the Fair
The poem recalls Miss Carol, eight years old, with golden hair and a graceful curtsy admired amid the Fair’s wonders. The speaker finds in her smile more beauty than Hall of Science marvels and praises her delicate sweetness. A closing line contrasts with a warning about infant sleep and pillows, tying care for children to comfort.
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