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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at <a href = "http://www.gutenberg.org">www.gutenberg.org</a></pre> +<p>Title: Whiffet Squirrel</p> +<p>Author: Julia Greene</p> +<p>Release Date: November 17, 2007 [eBook #23522]</p> +<p>Language: English</p> +<p>Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1</p> +<p>***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WHIFFET SQUIRREL***</p> +<p> </p> +<h3 class="center">E-text prepared by Roger Frank<br /> + and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team<br /> + (http://www.pgdp.net)</h3> +<p> </p> +<hr class="full" /> +<p> </p> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-001.png" alt="" title="" /><br /> +</div> + +<hr class="dashed" /> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-004.png" alt="" title="" /><br /> +</div> + +<hr class="dashed" /> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-005.png" alt="" title="" /><br /> +</div> + +<hr class="dashed" /> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-006.png" alt="" title="" /><br /> +</div> + +<table style="margin: auto; border: black 1px solid;" summary=""> + <tr><td colspan="2" align="center">THE MAKE-BELIEVE SERIES</td></tr> + <tr><td style="padding-right:4em">Whiffet Squirrel</td><td>The Mouse’s Tail</td></tr> + <tr><td>The Yaller Dog</td><td>Miss Patty Peep</td></tr> +</table> + +<p class="center" style="font-size:smaller">Copyright, 1917, by<br /> +Cupples & Leon Company</p> + +<hr class="dashed" /> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-007.png" alt="" title="" /><br /> +</div> + +<p>Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud were three little red squirrels who lived +with their father and mother in a tiny brown house in the old chestnut +tree. First, I must tell you how the Squirrel family came to live in +this dear little house. You see it happened this way. Father and +Mother Squirrel started out very early one morning in the spring, to +hunt a new home as they did not feel safe any longer living under the +old pine stump, with the children getting large enough to run about. +They both scampered up the old chestnut tree at the back of the farm +house to see if they could find a nice deep hollow that would make a +safe home for their little ones. When Mother Squirrel had gone about +half way up the tree trunk, and as she climbed around a big limb, she +almost bumped her head against what seemed to be a brownish wall. +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-008.png" alt="" title="" /> She +peeped around the corner of the brownish wall and what do you suppose +she saw? She held her breath in rapture for there before her bright +little eyes sat the cutest little brown house resting right on the big +limb. It was far more wonderful than any home that she had ever +dreamed of. It had a sloping red roof and two little round doors. A +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-009.png" alt="" title="" /> +good sized porch jutted out in front and each little door was several +inches above the porch. Mother Squirrel very cautiously placed her two +front feet on the porch and listened intently but all was very quiet. +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-010a.png" alt="" title="" /> +Of course the folks who owned the house might be still asleep or they +might be away. She crept quietly to the first little round door and +peeped in. She saw a cute little room entirely empty. “The family must +be away” she thought. Boldly she peeped in through the second little +door and saw another cute little room just like the first and also +empty. Then she walked in and explored both rooms and found a sort of +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-010b.png" alt="" title="" /> +cubby hole closet at the back of each. “What a fine place for storing +nuts,” said Mother Squirrel to herself, “but it would be much handier +with a door between the two rooms.” Then she walked out on the porch +and looked around. The little house was shut in almost completely by +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-011a.png" alt="" title="" /> +the thick green leaves except for a patch of blue sky that showed +above the roof. “I wonder who this little house belongs to” thought +Mother Squirrel to herself with an envious sigh. Just then she looked +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-011b.png" alt="" title="" /> +up at the patch of blue sky and her bright eyes caught sight of a +small sign on the peak of the roof which she had not noticed before. +On the sign were printed the words “FOR RENT” in bright red letters.</p> + +<p>When Mother Squirrel saw the sign “FOR RENT” she nearly fell backwards +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-012a.png" alt="" title="" /> +off the porch in her joy and excitement. She began to chatter and +scream in a loud shrill voice which brought her husband scampering to +the spot at top speed. Father Squirrel was quite as excited and +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-012b.png" alt="" title="" /> +delighted over the house as was his wife. “It was surely meant for us” +he said; “we’ll move in at once. You’d better stay here, my dear, in +case anyone should come along while I go back to the old stump for the +children and our things. I had better get the moving done before many +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-013.png" alt="" title="" /> +people are out.” Off he scampered and Mother Squirrel began at once to +plan her housekeeping arrangements and started to gnaw a door between +the two rooms with her sharp little teeth. As she was working busily +at her task a shadow fell across the door and she heard a strange +chirping voice say: “My love, I am sure this is just the place we’ve +been looking for.” Her heart began to beat violently with alarm. +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-015.png" alt="" title="" /> +Peeping through the door she saw two large fat Newly-wed Robins +standing on the porch in an affectionate attitude gazing admiringly up +at the house. “The nerve of some people” thought Mother Squirrel, +shaking with indignation. “They seem to think it’s a bird house. It’s +that ‘FOR RENT’ sign. The idea of their talking about our house like +that! But I’ll fix <i>them</i>.” Mother Squirrel poked her head out of +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-016.png" alt="" title="" /> +the little round door very suddenly and glaring with a very fierce +expression, she exclaimed in a loud voice: “THE CAT’S COMING”!</p> + +<p><img class="figleft" src="images/illus-017.png" alt="" title="" /> +The Newly-wed Robins both turned very pale and flew—I think they’re +flying yet. Mother Squirrel chuckled to herself but decided to take no +more risks so she climbed up the roof and took down the “FOR RENT” +sign.</p> + +<p><img class="figright" src="images/illus-019.png" alt="" title="" /> +Soon Father Squirrel and the children Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud, each +carrying a bag came scampering up the tree trunk. Mother Squirrel made +them nearly die laughing when she told them how she had frightened the +Newly-wed Robins.</p> + +<p>Then Father Squirrel turned the “FOR RENT” sign over and painted on +the other side the words “NO TRESPASSING” and placed it on the corner +of the porch.</p> + +<p><img class="figleft" src="images/illus-020a.png" alt="" title="" />This is how the Squirrel family found their new home but I will tell +you something that they do not even suspect. The little brown house is +a bird house built by Tom the farmer’s son for his little sister +Polly.</p> + +<p><img class="figright" src="images/illus-020b.png" alt="" title="" />The +thickening leaves had hidden it from view and little Polly had +forgotten all about it.</p> + +<p>Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud led a jolly life in the old chestnut tree. +They played from the topmost branch to the lowest limb but Mother +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-021.png" alt="" title="" />Squirrel would not let them go down the tree trunk to the ground for +fear of cats. Whiffet Squirrel the tiniest of the three could think of +more mischief than her two big brothers Skiffet and Skud put together. +She was not afraid of anything and was always bossing her brothers and +leading them into trouble.</p> + +<p>One morning early she ran out on the large limb on which the little +brown house rested and found that it almost reached to one of the +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-022.png" alt="" title="" />windows +of the farmhouse. Peeping in the window she saw a pretty +little girl asleep in a small white bed. She leaped lightly to the +window-sill and looked around her. In one corner of the room she saw +many toys and dolls of every description, but the thing that attracted +her the most was a dear little doll’s trunk. It was standing at the +foot of the doll’s bed. “Just the right size for a squirrel” she +thought to herself. Just then Polly turned over in her sleep and +Whiffet scampered up the limb and back home as fast as she could run. +Of course she told Skiffet and Skud all about what she had seen and +she began to plan right away how they could get the little trunk. Yes +I will have to confess that they sometimes took things which did not +belong to them but as they were only squirrels no one had ever told +them any better.</p> + +<p>Needless to say Whiffet kept her plan a secret as she knew that Mother +Squirrel would never consent. The following morning, just after +daylight, as soon as Father and Mother Squirrel had started out to +hunt their food for the day, the three little squirrels, Whiffet +leading the way, crept softly down the limb to the window-sill. +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-024.png" alt="" title="" />The +little trunk was standing in the same place and Polly was sleeping +soundly. A chair stood beneath the window and they leaped to the chair +seat then to the floor and crept softly toward the trunk. Whiffet as +usual bossed her brothers and made them each take a handle of the +trunk and carry it across the floor to the chair. Skiffet then climbed +to the chair seat and reached down and pulled valiantly at his end of +the trunk while +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-025.png" alt="" title="" /> +Skud pushed from below. It was pretty heavy but they +got it safely to the chair seat. They had to be very careful about +making a noise as the window was near Polly’s bed. Next Skiffet +climbed to the window sill and pulled again while Skud boosted from +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-026a.png" alt="" title="" /> +below. It was almost up when Skiffet’s foot slipped and he fell over +backwards losing his hold of the trunk; down it fell to the floor with +a loud bump. The little squirrels trembled with fear thinking that the +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-026b.png" alt="" title="" /> +noise would awaken Polly but she only turned on her other side, and in +a few minutes they started to lift the trunk again. This time they +were more careful. They succeeded in getting it safely to the window +sill, but to hoist it to the tree branch was too risky a feat for them +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-027.png" alt="" title="" /> +to try, so Whiffet decided to open the trunk and see what was inside. +She lifted up the lid very softly and found that it contained enough +pretty clothes for a whole doll family. In one of the trays was a +doll’s tiny white hand mirror, comb, brush and powder puff. Whiffet +was so taken up with these things she nearly forgot everything else, +but Skiffet reminded her that they had better carry the doll’s clothes +home at once as it was getting late and Polly might wake up any +minute.</p> + +<p><img class="figright" src="images/illus-028.png" alt="" title="" />They had to make several trips but at last the trunk was emptied; they +shut down the lid and left it standing on the window sill. There was +much excitement over the new clothes and Father and Mother Squirrel +were as delighted as the children. I wish you could have seen the +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-030.png" alt="" title="" /> +Squirrel family all dressed up in their finery. Skiffet fell in love +with a cunning red sweater, and Skud took possession of a tiny pair of +blue overalls.</p> + +<p><img class="figright" src="images/illus-031.png" alt="" title="" />As for Whiffet she became very vain. She looked into the mirror every +day and powdered her nose regularly. She was very proud of a pale blue +evening dress which she found in the bottom of the little trunk, and +with slippers to match, her bliss was complete.</p> + +<p>Two or three days later little Polly went to her doll’s trunk to get a +dress that she wanted and was very much surprised to find the trunk +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-032.png" alt="" title="" />entirely empty. She hunted everywhere but not a single one of the +things could she find. Polly felt very badly at the loss of her doll’s +clothes but especially missed the doll’s toilet articles as they were +the only ones she had. The mystery was not solved until one day late +in the month of October, when the leaves began to fall. Tom was +looking up in the chestnut tree when he caught a glimpse of the bird +house. “I wonder if any birds did use it” thought Tom. He climbed up +and peeped in the little round doors. The two little cubby holes at +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-033.png" alt="" title="" /> +the back were full of chestnuts and in a corner of each room lay a +pile of doll’s clothes. “Oh Polly,” he shouted, “come here quick; I’ve +found out who stole your doll’s clothes. It’s the squirrels.” Polly +came running; with Tom’s help she climbed the tree and peeped into the +<img class="figleft" src="images/illus-034.png" alt="" title="" /> +house. (Of course the Squirrel family were all out walking when this +happened). “Did you ever” she cried. “The mischievous little rascals. +What do you suppose they wanted them for?” She reached her little hand +through the “bedroom” door and picked up a pile of the doll’s clothes. +Underneath she found the little mirror, brush, comb, and powder puff +where Whiffet had carefully hidden them. Polly was delighted to find +<img class="figright" src="images/illus-035.png" alt="" title="" /> +her treasures. “I will take these home,” she said, “but I will leave +the doll’s clothes, for no doll would care to wear them now.” “We’d +better climb down” said Tom, “for the squirrels can’t be far away and +we don’t want to scare them off.” “I wonder what became of the ‘FOR +RENT’ sign,” said Polly. Just then a big red squirrel came scolding +and chattering down the tree trunk towards them. (It was Father +Squirrel). Tom and Polly climbed down quickly.</p> + +<p><img class="figright" src="images/illus-037.png" alt="" title="" />That +night when Whiffet went to look for her mirror and powder puff +she exclaimed angrily, stamping her little blue slippered foot, “the +nerve of some people.”</p> + +<p>So now Whiffet has to go without powdering her nose, and she can’t +tell when her hat is on straight for she has no mirror. Skiffet and +Skud have left off combing their top “Fur” as they have no comb or +brush, but I’m sure that Polly’s doll is very glad indeed to get her +own tiny things again.</p> + +<div class="figcenter"> +<img src="images/illus-038.png" alt="" title="" /> +</div> + +<p> </p> +<p> </p> +<hr class="full" /> +<p>***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WHIFFET SQUIRREL***</p> +<p>******* This file should be named 23522-h.txt or 23522-h.zip *******</p> +<p>This and all associated files of various formats will be found in:<br /> +<a href="http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/3/5/2/23522">http://www.gutenberg.org/2/3/5/2/23522</a></p> +<p>Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed.</p> + +<p>Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + + + + +Title: Whiffet Squirrel + + +Author: Julia Greene + + + +Release Date: November 17, 2007 [eBook #23522] + +Language: English + +Character set encoding: ISO-646-US (US-ASCII) + + +***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WHIFFET SQUIRREL*** + + +E-text prepared by Roger Frank and the Project Gutenberg Online +Distributed Proofreading Team (https://www.pgdp.net) + + + +Note: Project Gutenberg also has an HTML version of this + file which includes the original illustrations. + See 23522-h.htm or 23522-h.zip: + (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/3/5/2/23522/23522-h/23522-h.htm) + or + (https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/3/5/2/23522/23522-h.zip) + + + + + +WHIFFET SQUIRREL + +Written and Pictured by + +JULIA GREENE + + + + + + + +New York +Cupples & Leon Company + + + * * * * * * + +THE MAKE-BELIEVE SERIES + +Whiffet Squirrel The Mouse's Tail +The Yaller Dog Miss Patty Peep + + * * * * * * + +Copyright, 1917, by +Cupples & Leon Company + + + +WHIFFET SQUIRREL + +Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud were three little red squirrels who lived +with their father and mother in a tiny brown house in the old chestnut +tree. First, I must tell you how the Squirrel family came to live in +this dear little house. You see it happened this way. Father and +Mother Squirrel started out very early one morning in the spring, to +hunt a new home as they did not feel safe any longer living under the +old pine stump, with the children getting large enough to run about. +They both scampered up the old chestnut tree at the back of the farm +house to see if they could find a nice deep hollow that would make a +safe home for their little ones. When Mother Squirrel had gone about +half way up the tree trunk, and as she climbed around a big limb, she +almost bumped her head against what seemed to be a brownish wall. She +peeped around the corner of the brownish wall and what do you suppose +she saw? She held her breath in rapture for there before her bright +little eyes sat the cutest little brown house resting right on the big +limb. It was far more wonderful than any home that she had ever +dreamed of. It had a sloping red roof and two little round doors. A +good sized porch jutted out in front and each little door was several +inches above the porch. Mother Squirrel very cautiously placed her two +front feet on the porch and listened intently but all was very quiet. +Of course the folks who owned the house might be still asleep or they +might be away. She crept quietly to the first little round door and +peeped in. She saw a cute little room entirely empty. "The family must +be away" she thought. Boldly she peeped in through the second little +door and saw another cute little room just like the first and also +empty. Then she walked in and explored both rooms and found a sort of +cubby hole closet at the back of each. "What a fine place for storing +nuts," said Mother Squirrel to herself, "but it would be much handier +with a door between the two rooms." Then she walked out on the porch +and looked around. The little house was shut in almost completely by +the thick green leaves except for a patch of blue sky that showed +above the roof. "I wonder who this little house belongs to" thought +Mother Squirrel to herself with an envious sigh. Just then she looked +up at the patch of blue sky and her bright eyes caught sight of a +small sign on the peak of the roof which she had not noticed before. +On the sign were printed the words "FOR RENT" in bright red letters. + +When Mother Squirrel saw the sign "FOR RENT" she nearly fell backwards +off the porch in her joy and excitement. She began to chatter and +scream in a loud shrill voice which brought her husband scampering to +the spot at top speed. Father Squirrel was quite as excited and +delighted over the house as was his wife. "It was surely meant for us" +he said; "we'll move in at once. You'd better stay here, my dear, in +case anyone should come along while I go back to the old stump for the +children and our things. I had better get the moving done before many +people are out." Off he scampered and Mother Squirrel began at once to +plan her housekeeping arrangements and started to gnaw a door between +the two rooms with her sharp little teeth. As she was working busily +at her task a shadow fell across the door and she heard a strange +chirping voice say: "My love, I am sure this is just the place we've +been looking for." Her heart began to beat violently with alarm. +Peeping through the door she saw two large fat Newly-wed Robins +standing on the porch in an affectionate attitude gazing admiringly up +at the house. "The nerve of some people" thought Mother Squirrel, +shaking with indignation. "They seem to think it's a bird house. It's +that 'FOR RENT' sign. The idea of their talking about our house like +that! But I'll fix _them_." Mother Squirrel poked her head out of +the little round door very suddenly and glaring with a very fierce +expression, she exclaimed in a loud voice: "THE CAT'S COMING"! + +The Newly-wed Robins both turned very pale and flew--I think they're +flying yet. Mother Squirrel chuckled to herself but decided to take no +more risks so she climbed up the roof and took down the "FOR RENT" +sign. + +Soon Father Squirrel and the children Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud, each +carrying a bag came scampering up the tree trunk. Mother Squirrel made +them nearly die laughing when she told them how she had frightened the +Newly-wed Robins. + +Then Father Squirrel turned the "FOR RENT" sign over and painted on +the other side the words "NO TRESPASSING" and placed it on the corner +of the porch. + +This is how the Squirrel family found their new home but I will tell +you something that they do not even suspect. The little brown house is +a bird house built by Tom the farmer's son for his little sister +Polly. + +The thickening leaves had hidden it from view and little Polly had +forgotten all about it. + +Whiffet, Skiffet and Skud led a jolly life in the old chestnut tree. +They played from the topmost branch to the lowest limb but Mother +Squirrel would not let them go down the tree trunk to the ground for +fear of cats. Whiffet Squirrel the tiniest of the three could think of +more mischief than her two big brothers Skiffet and Skud put together. +She was not afraid of anything and was always bossing her brothers and +leading them into trouble. + +One morning early she ran out on the large limb on which the little +brown house rested and found that it almost reached to one of the +windows of the farmhouse. Peeping in the window she saw a pretty +little girl asleep in a small white bed. She leaped lightly to the +window-sill and looked around her. In one corner of the room she saw +many toys and dolls of every description, but the thing that attracted +her the most was a dear little doll's trunk. It was standing at the +foot of the doll's bed. "Just the right size for a squirrel" she +thought to herself. Just then Polly turned over in her sleep and +Whiffet scampered up the limb and back home as fast as she could run. +Of course she told Skiffet and Skud all about what she had seen and +she began to plan right away how they could get the little trunk. Yes +I will have to confess that they sometimes took things which did not +belong to them but as they were only squirrels no one had ever told +them any better. + +Needless to say Whiffet kept her plan a secret as she knew that Mother +Squirrel would never consent. The following morning, just after +daylight, as soon as Father and Mother Squirrel had started out to +hunt their food for the day, the three little squirrels, Whiffet +leading the way, crept softly down the limb to the window-sill. The +little trunk was standing in the same place and Polly was sleeping +soundly. A chair stood beneath the window and they leaped to the chair +seat then to the floor and crept softly toward the trunk. Whiffet as +usual bossed her brothers and made them each take a handle of the +trunk and carry it across the floor to the chair. Skiffet then climbed +to the chair seat and reached down and pulled valiantly at his end of +the trunk while Skud pushed from below. It was pretty heavy but they +got it safely to the chair seat. They had to be very careful about +making a noise as the window was near Polly's bed. Next Skiffet +climbed to the window sill and pulled again while Skud boosted from +below. It was almost up when Skiffet's foot slipped and he fell over +backwards losing his hold of the trunk; down it fell to the floor with +a loud bump. The little squirrels trembled with fear thinking that the +noise would awaken Polly but she only turned on her other side, and in +a few minutes they started to lift the trunk again. This time they +were more careful. They succeeded in getting it safely to the window +sill, but to hoist it to the tree branch was too risky a feat for them +to try, so Whiffet decided to open the trunk and see what was inside. +She lifted up the lid very softly and found that it contained enough +pretty clothes for a whole doll family. In one of the trays was a +doll's tiny white hand mirror, comb, brush and powder puff. Whiffet +was so taken up with these things she nearly forgot everything else, +but Skiffet reminded her that they had better carry the doll's clothes +home at once as it was getting late and Polly might wake up any +minute. + +They had to make several trips but at last the trunk was emptied; they +shut down the lid and left it standing on the window sill. There was +much excitement over the new clothes and Father and Mother Squirrel +were as delighted as the children. I wish you could have seen the +Squirrel family all dressed up in their finery. Skiffet fell in love +with a cunning red sweater, and Skud took possession of a tiny pair of +blue overalls. + +As for Whiffet she became very vain. She looked into the mirror every +day and powdered her nose regularly. She was very proud of a pale blue +evening dress which she found in the bottom of the little trunk, and +with slippers to match, her bliss was complete. + +Two or three days later little Polly went to her doll's trunk to get a +dress that she wanted and was very much surprised to find the trunk +entirely empty. She hunted everywhere but not a single one of the +things could she find. Polly felt very badly at the loss of her doll's +clothes but especially missed the doll's toilet articles as they were +the only ones she had. The mystery was not solved until one day late +in the month of October, when the leaves began to fall. Tom was +looking up in the chestnut tree when he caught a glimpse of the bird +house. "I wonder if any birds did use it" thought Tom. He climbed up +and peeped in the little round doors. The two little cubby holes at +the back were full of chestnuts and in a corner of each room lay a +pile of doll's clothes. "Oh Polly," he shouted, "come here quick; I've +found out who stole your doll's clothes. It's the squirrels." Polly +came running; with Tom's help she climbed the tree and peeped into the +house. (Of course the Squirrel family were all out walking when this +happened). "Did you ever" she cried. "The mischievous little rascals. +What do you suppose they wanted them for?" She reached her little hand +through the "bedroom" door and picked up a pile of the doll's clothes. +Underneath she found the little mirror, brush, comb, and powder puff +where Whiffet had carefully hidden them. Polly was delighted to find +her treasures. "I will take these home," she said, "but I will leave +the doll's clothes, for no doll would care to wear them now." "We'd +better climb down" said Tom, "for the squirrels can't be far away and +we don't want to scare them off." "I wonder what became of the 'FOR +RENT' sign," said Polly. Just then a big red squirrel came scolding +and chattering down the tree trunk towards them. (It was Father +Squirrel). Tom and Polly climbed down quickly. + +That night when Whiffet went to look for her mirror and powder puff +she exclaimed angrily, stamping her little blue slippered foot, "the +nerve of some people." + +So now Whiffet has to go without powdering her nose, and she can't +tell when her hat is on straight for she has no mirror. Skiffet and +Skud have left off combing their top "Fur" as they have no comb or +brush, but I'm sure that Polly's doll is very glad indeed to get her +own tiny things again. + + + +***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WHIFFET SQUIRREL*** + + +******* This file should be named 23522.txt or 23522.zip ******* + + +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: +https://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/2/3/5/2/23522 + + + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. Special rules, +set forth in the General Terms of Use part of this license, apply to +copying and distributing Project Gutenberg-tm electronic works to +protect the PROJECT GUTENBERG-tm concept and trademark. 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