Front matter
Reading edition
Told at Twilight Stories
By JOHN BRECK
MOSTLY ABOUT NIBBLE THE BUNNY NIBBLE RABBIT MAKES MORE FRIENDS THE SINS OF SILVERTIP THE FOX TAD COON’S TRICKS THE WAVY TAILED WARRIOR TAD COON’S GREAT ADVENTURE THE BAD LITTLE OWLS THE JAY BIRD WHO WENT TAME
The Bad Little Owls
Told at Twilight Stories
The Bad Little Owls
by
John Breck
Book VII
Illustrated by
William T. Andrews
Garden City New York
Doubleday, Page & Company
1923
COPYRIGHT, 1923, BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
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COPYRIGHT, 1920, BY THE ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES AT THE COUNTRY LIFE PRESS, GARDEN CITY, N. Y.
First Edition
CONTENTS
I. The Woodsfolk Learn the Rules about Fire
II. Chaik Jay Carries Bad News
III. Mrs. Owl Invites Killer the Weasel to the Woods and Fields
IV. Fur and Feathers Plan a Campaign
V. Killer the Weasel Makes a Plan Likewise
VI. A Plan to Foil the Enemy
VII. The Cleverness of Chaik Jay
VIII. Killer Finds the Pond Mighty Lonesome
IX. Trouble Comes Home to the Bad Little Owls
X. The Big Rain Puts an End to Evil Doings for a Time
ILLUSTRATIONS
The Bad Little Owls
She lit above Killer’s head while he was busy eating the robin
“When a fellow can smell he can see with his nose just who has been there”
The Doctor said Chaik Jay had had too much party
“Run for your lives, everybody. Killer has come to the pond!”
Chaik frightens the mice away, to save them from Killer the Weasel
Chaik dropped from the tree and told Tad all about everything
The Owl helps Killer find the stump where the mice live
The Bad Little Owls