"Thunder and lightning! What happened to that dog," and the Giant Rabbit dusted off the knees of his trousers after creeping under a lilac bush; "he must be here somewhere." But not a fairy said a word, and pretty soon a mosquito stung that wicked old Giant Rabbit on the back of his neck, which made him so angry that he stepped over the garden wall and walked away.
And when he was out of sight the queen fairy changed the Yellow Dog Tramp back again into his natural shape:
"Always trust the fairies
If danger you are in.
And always say 'A lucky day!'
When e'er you find a pin,"
sang the queen fairy as the happy Yellow Dog Tramp ran into Uncle John Hare's little house.
And there we will leave him for the present, but in another book, entitled "Little Jack Rabbit and Professor Crow," you'll hear more about the little rabbits and their friends.
THE END
