Tree Toad Sings in Night Near Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily follows a singing tree toad in the dark and learns the creature can sing. The toad, a tree frog, charms him with a trill before inviting him home. The tale ends with a teaser for another story and a lighthearted aside about a rug and washing.
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