Night hawk eggs on the gravel roof lesson
In a bedtime tale Buster and Custer learn that night hawks lay eggs on gravel roofs and are mosquito catchers. Uncle Wiggily helps them return the eggs and vows their eggs should not be disturbed. Mrs Night Hawk explains why eggs resemble gravel stones.
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Edgar A. Guest The Peet of the People
A poem contrasts a rough fisherman poet with city scorn, praising his practical wisdom in a boat. The speaker notes his ragged home, dirty hands, and forested Has pine setting, highlighting how he guides others to bass spots. The piece celebrates his virtue beyond urban polish.
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Bass
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