Armadillo Croquet Ball Came to Uncle Wiggily Tale
In a bedtime story, a talking armadillo explains his northern trek from Texas, his protective bony armor, and role as a croquet ball as Uncle Wiggily, Baby Bunty, and friends enjoy a game. A Bob Cat encounter ends with a scat. The narrator hints at a flood tale to follow.
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Columbus Dreamer of Unseen Worlds
Edgar A. Guest celebrates Columbus as a bold dreamer who defies cautious counsel. The poem praises daring action to seek undiscovered truths, urging restless souls to sail toward new goals and unknown shores.
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