Sammie and Susie Littletail

he nurse, hired girl and cook, all in one, and the reason she had such a funny name was because she was a funny cook. She had long hair, a sharp nose, a very long tail and the brightest ey

and their noses used to twinkle, just like the stars on a frosty night. Now you have guessed it. This was a family of bunny rabbits, and they lived in a nice hole, which was called a burro

ildren bunnies, Sammie and Susie. Besides looking after them, Jane Fuzzy-Wuzzy used to sweep the burrow, make up the beds of leav

ggily Longears was a wise rabbit, and as he had no other home, Papa Littletail let him stay in a warm corner of the burrow. To pay for his board the little bunnies' uncle would give them lessons in ho

nough for one day, so you may go

here were no dogs or hunters about. Then Sammie and Susie crept out. They had lots of fun, and pretty soon, when

-Wuzzy must have lost that cabbag

door to our ho

am going to eat the cabbage. I didn't

ggily Longears warned us to look on all

poke Sammie. "I'm going to eat it," and

t there to catch animals, and, no sooner had he taken a bite, than th

ething has caught me by the leg! Run home,

little rabbit girl, she started off toward the underground house. When

t! He went to bite the cabbage stalk,

ce. Come on!" he called to Papa Littletail, and, though Uncle Wiggily Longears was quite lame with the rheumati