"Who is so ugly? Nobody knows."
The mirror answers, "Snubby Nose."
"Snubby Nose, Tippy Toes," repeated Bunny and Susan over and over as they warmed their paws by the fire.
By and by Grandpa Grumbles said, talking very fast, "Suppose there were two little Cotton-Tails, one named Snubby Nose, and one named Tippy Toes, suppose—just suppose they looked as much alike as two peas."
Bunny Cotton-Tail said, "My fur and whiskers, it seems like a fairy tale, but Snubby Nose always cried, and this little Cotton-Tail is so polite."
Susan cried, "Hark! I hear a rap-a-tap, who can be coming at this hour of the night?"
The door opened; in fell Snubby Nose in a heap, and he cried and he screamed and he howled!
Bunny and Susan and Grandpa Grumbles cried, "Hush, be still, stop crying, and tell us what is the matter."
Grandpa Grumbles asked, "Did you hurt your ugly little nose?"
Then Snubby Nose cried and he screamed and he howled louder than ever.
Bunny asked, "Did you get stuck fast in another snowdrift?"