By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXVIII | Uncle Wiggily And The Bad Giant | Do you remember about the giant, of whom I told you a little while ago, and how he couldn’t find Uncle Wiggily, because the rabbit was covered with sand that…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggilys’ Adventure’s | Story XXVII | Uncle Wiggily And The Red Ants | When Uncle Wiggily got to where Grandfather Goosey Gander was waiting for him, under the shady tree, the old gentleman duck jumped up and cried out: “Oh, how glad I…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adentures | Story XXVI | Uncle Wiggily And Ice Cream Cones | It didn’t take Uncle Wiggily and Grandfather Goosey Gander long to get away from the place where the bad snake was, let me tell you, even if the crawly creature…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXV | Uncle Wiggily and Grandpa Goosey | One day, not very long after the elephant had picked the cherries off the tree, so that Uncle Wiggily could make the cherry pies for Grandpa Goosey, the three friends were…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXIV | Uncle Wiggily And The Cherry Tree | Uncle Wiggily Longears and the crying elephant were walking along together one day, talking about the weather, and wondering if it would rain, and all things like that. Only the…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXIII | Uncle Wiggily And The Elephant | Uncle Wiggily didn’t sleep very well at the hedgehog’s house that night, and the reason for it was this: You see they didn’t have many beds there, and first the rabbit…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXII | Uncle Wiggily And The Mud Pie | Uncle Wiggily slept very soundly that night in the little wooden house, across on the other side of the brook, where the alligator tried to catch him, but didn’t. And…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XXI | Uncle Wiggily In A Paper Boat | When the morning dawned, after he had slept all night in the cellar under his paper house, that the alligator, with his swooping scalery-ailery tail, had knocked down, Uncle Wiggily…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XX | Uncle Wiggily And The Paper House | Bright and early next morning Uncle Wiggily got up, and he took a careful look around to see if there were any signs of the burglar-fox, about whom I told…
By | HOWARD R. GARIS | Uncle Wiggily’s Adventures | Story XIX | Uncle Wiggily And The Lantern | After Uncle Wiggily had taken Jennie Chipmunk home, so that the bear couldn’t get her, as I told you about in the story before this one, the old gentleman rabbit walked…