Tipsy the Dog Saves the Little Old Family Tale
A rustic tale follows a little old man and wife with a dog named Tipsy who helps when misfortune strikes. After a town trip, the dog saves the day by supporting the family, while the cow and horse feature in light mishaps. The story closes with a bedtime verse about daily labor and love.
Dream of Roget and the stubborn mouse of fate
Grace Fraser narrates a surreal dream featuring Roget the thesaurus and a stout, talkative Roger. A pompous judge and a police officer appear in a courtroom vignette, while a moral about contentment and destiny echoes. The tale ends with the mouse becoming nocturnal after pride isolates him from the day.
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Roget
Grace Fraser
Dr. Roget
Treasury
Roger
The Pencil Bewitched and Other Fables
Acollection of fable sketches featuring a mouse and an eagle, a prince and a fairy godmother, and a bewitched drawing trick. Narratives explore desire, social ascent, and the strange effects of illusion through playful dialogue and instructive misdirection. Copyright line included.
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Taiy diMenit
Benjamin Wenster
The
Orntury Company
Garden Daydreams of May and Wild Birds
A poetic child longs for constant playtime in a flawless garden. The speaker envisions May weather, singing birds, wind that rings bluebells, and butterflies allowing close inspection. Animals, flowers, and a sunlit brook fill every walk with gentle, rainless enchantment.
Second Sight On A Bicycle Track
A puzzle explains a simple rule for a circular bicycle track. The station-master counts stations using the disk opposite the start flag, then returns counting flags until the number matches the forward count. The finish lands at a predetermined disk, illustrated by an example starting at station eight. The method works from any starting point.
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