| PAGE | |
| The Little Fir Tree | [7] |
| Xmas Eve | [11] |
| Xmas Day | [15] |
| Mr. Wicked Wolf | [19] |
| The Thinking Cap | [23] |
| Brave Yellow Dog Tramp | [27] |
| Santa’s Reindeer | [31] |
| Photographer Crane | [35] |
| The Milky Way | [40] |
| Home Again | [45] |
| Resolutions | [49] |
| Lonely Times | [54] |
| The Bunnysnobile | [58] |
| The Old Wedding Stovepipe Hat | [62] |
| The Policeman Dog | [66] |
| The Old Hollow Stump | [70] |
| Mr. Miner Mole | [74] |
| Precious Stones | [78] |
| Three Guesses | [82] |
| Poor Lady Love | [86] |
| Mr. Merry Sun | [90] |
| Bobbie Redvest | [94] |
| Three Old Rascals | [98] |
| A Prisoner | [102] |
| The Rabbitville Trolley | [106] |
| Farmer Daddy Longlegs | [110] |
| Acorn Cottage | [114] |
| Jenny Wren’s Penny | [118] |
| Hungry Hawk | [122] |
| Candy Cats and Chocolate Mice | [126] |
LITTLE JACK RABBIT AND
MR. WICKED WOLF
THE LITTLE FIR TREE
The little fir tree in the wood
All through the year has been so good,
That now the winter time is here
And Xmas day so very near,
The birds have chosen it to be
A happy little Xmas tree.
“Little rabbit,” said Professor Jim Crow as he opened his little Wisdom Book, “let me read you something, for this is the season of good cheer and happy hearts and Xmas stockings and cranberry tarts.” And then that wise old bird turned to page 23 and began: