FRIENDLY FAIRIES
Illustrated Children's Book by Johnny Gruelle 1919 - online version
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THE HAPPY RATTLE |
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Willie Woodchuck sat at the entrance of his burrow home whittling upon a tiny dried gourd. |
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"What are you making?" asked Timothy Toad, as he hopped through the grass and sat in front of Willie. |
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"Oh, I am just whittling because I have nothing else to do!" replied Willie Woodchuck. |
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So Timothy Toad hopped on down the path until he met Eddie Elf.
"Willie Woodchuck is whittling because he has nothing else to do!" said Timothy Toad.
"I will stop by and see him!" said Eddie Elf. So Timothy Toad hopped along the path until he met Gerty Gartersnake.
"Willie Woodchuck is whittling because he has nothing better to do!" said Timothy Toad.
"I will go down that way and see him!" said Gerty Gartersnake, and she started down the path. |
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