The drawings show all the remaining details, and by following them carefully a handsome and able boat may be built.
THE WHITE RABBITS AND THE TAR BABY.
BY AGNES CARR.
Ten little white rabbits once lived on the edge of a wood, in a snug little hole at the foot of a tall tree; and they were as happy as ten rabbits could be, for every day a good little girl, who lived just back of the wood, brought them their breakfast of white rolls and brown gingerbread; and near by there was a beautiful stream of clear, sweet water, where they went to drink, and which sang a merry tune to them as it went rippling along.
But one morning when the little rabbits went for their water, they found the brook full of sticks and stones, and the water so muddy they could not drink it at all.
"Who has done this?" asked Frisky, the oldest and wisest of the rabbits.