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
Louie Thomson and his tame Jay Bird.
Told at Twilight Stories
The Jay Bird Who Went Tame
by
John Breck
Book VIII
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. Chaik and Tad Make Themselves at Home
II. An Evening Party at the Thomson’s House
III. Chaik Makes Discoveries About the Holes Men Live In
IV. Dr. Muskrat’s Adventures in the Barn
V. Further Doings of the Woodsfolk at the Barn
VI. A Hungry Villain Fills Himself—But Only with Fright
VII. Killer the Weasel in a Weary Round of Troubles
VIII. Killer Finally Reaches Mouse-Heaven
IX. Mrs. Tabitha Puss-cat’s Secret
X. Many Things Thrashed Out
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Louie Thomson and his tame Jay Bird
Tad catches the rat that was killing the chickens
Chaik begins to find out that living with house-folks is really great fun
Doctor Muskrat examines the White Cow’s drinking pond
Doctor Muskrat makes friends with the ducks
Killer wasn’t enjoying his visit to the Woods and Fields a bit
Killer climbs the big hickory tree after Chatter Squirrel
The Woodsfolk began bursting out of the straw pile, in and out and up and down
The Jay Bird Who Went Tame