Bunny Rabbit and Sneaky Wolf Defend Hollow Stump Home
The Bunny family builds a two story hollow stump house in open woods and faces intruding Sneaky Wolf. They outwit the thief with stratagem and smoke, then dog packs and horsemen pursue the wolf as they return home. The tale ends with the wolf dead, and the rabbits reflecting on justice and mercy.
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Washington Star
Bu Rabbit
Rabbit
Whitte
Bunny Rabbit
Bpeckles
Whitie
Mamma Rabbit
Bunny
Wolf
Sneake Wolf
Sneako Wolf
Sneako
Mamma Bunny
Speckles
Sneaker-Wolf
Speckies
Pope
Sneake
Mamma
Whittle
Old Sneake
The Fairy Vine and the Golden Pumpkin Palace
An old man gives Hans and Nina three seeds teaching them to plant with care. A giant pumpkin grows into a golden palace for 100 rooms, furnished by tiny velvet-coated fairies. The family, including their grandmother, prosper after obeying the rule never to touch the blossom or fruit while growing.
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Philadelphia
Hans
Nina Franz
Nina
Hansah
He Had a Fuzzy Feeling
Harper's Weekly vignette shows a mother finding her son in a brown study by the green house door. The boy says he is “finking” and asks if gooseberries have jegs, then confesses swallowing a caterpillar. The scene captures a child’s innocent worry and a mother’s gentle response.
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Harper's Weekly
Lamb
Dearie
Nine lives of Mrs Tabby Cat scare Jimmy from mistreating animals
Jimmy dreams the nine lives of Mrs Tabby Cat carry him to Cat Land where the King Cat and court propose cruel punishments for his past teasing. A final fall into a black hole returns him to his room where his mother comforts him and he learns to be kind to animals.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy
James
Tabby Cat
Cat Land
King Cat
Tabby
Mr. Tabby Cat
Number Six
Numbers
Cat Mountain
King
Mrs. Tabby Cat
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