Uncle Wiggily Reflects on Strange Night Sound
In a cozy hollow stump home, Uncle Wiggily and the rabbit family recall a puzzling nighttime noise that resembled a locomotive and farm animal roars. They debate wind, snow, and the distant railroad, as memories of Bunty and the kindly nurse Jane add warmth to the moment.
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Snowbound at Uncle Wiggily's bungalow
A heavy snowstorm traps Uncle Wiggily and animal neighbors inside their bungalow. They fret over milk, school, and getting out as a strange snow shoveler arrives at the door, signaling a curious next chapter in the tale.
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Why Can Some Men Sing While Others Do Not
A reflective piece by Edgar A. Guest comparing birds all sharing bright plumage yet all cardinals can sing while humans vary in vocal gift. The narrator recalls school days where singing was blocked for him to clean boards and church crowds' stares at his off key hymns.
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