THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N. Y.
First Edition
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- [Watch makes friends with Nibble]
- [Nibble squirmed and flounced like a fish]
- [The White Cow makes friends with Nibble]
- [“Here he is. I’ve got him.”]
- [The old doctor was puffing]
- [Snoof Woodchuck comes out of his hole]
- [“Clang!” That ugly trap had Doctor Muskrat]
- [Tommy’s tall rubber boots spattered through the slush]
NIBBLE RABBIT MAKES MORE FRIENDS
CHAPTER I
WHY NIBBLE BUNNY WAS PUZZLED
You remember all the funny things Nibble heard about Man from the guests who came to his Storm Party. That was the time the Big Hollow Oak blew down, and the brave little bunny who lived at Doctor Muskrat’s Pond rescued all the poor homeless folk who had been shaken out of it. He showed them the way to a fine little tent all made of cornstalks out in the Broad Field.
It was so nice and snug and comfortable, the minute they tucked their tails inside it, and caught their breaths, and sleeked down their fur and their feathers, they forgot all about how the Terrible Storm was having a tantrum outside. They had plenty of room to dance, and plenty of corn for refreshments—why, the party was as big a success as if they’d held it in a hired hall with engraved invitations.