Uncle Wiggily and Buster Hide From Bad Chaps
In a dark cave Uncle Wiggily and Buster hide from the Bad Chaps. They fear capture and plot escape by searching for a back door while planning a rescue message for help. The pair discuss spelling and note the need for clear writing to reach rescuers.
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Wiggily
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The Poet of the People Edgar A Guest
The poem portrays Edgar A. Guest as a calm, unbothered stall resident despite acclaim. It contrasts human pride with cattle judging at a fair, imagining a champion’s reaction to crowds and glory.
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the Poet of
the People
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