Twinkle Toes and His Magic Mittens

By Laura Rountree Smith and F. R. Morgan

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Press
• Release date: Aug 21, 2022
• ISBN: 4064066419776

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Laura Rountree Smith|F. R. Morgan

Twinkle Toes and His Magic Mittens

Published by Good Press, 2022

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EAN 4064066419776

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I. IN THE HOLLOW TREE

CHAPTER II. EARNING MONEY

CHAPTER III. UNCLE MOUSER’S STORY

CHAPTER IV. VISIT TO OLD SHADOW

CHAPTER V. NAMING THE FLAG

CHAPTER I.

IN THE HOLLOW TREE

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Twinkle Toes lived with Uncle Mouser in a little wee house in the woods, and as he ran in and out in the twinkling of an eye, every one called him Twinkle Toes.

He liked to travel about and to meet his friends, so on his second birthday, Uncle Mouser gave him a fine new travelling bag, with his initials upon it.

Twinkle Toes, like Uncle Mouser was quite a story-teller. He liked to run about in the woods at twilight and gather his animal friends about him, and tell stories.

Most of all, however, he liked to travel through the woods with his new travelling bag.

One evening he started out through the woods and ran on until he came to the home of the THREE LITTLE KITTENS WHO LOST THEIR MITTENS.

He rapped on the door, rap-a-tap-rap-a-tap.

The Three Little Kittens were at home, and they cried in turn, May I go? Ma, may I go?

Old Mother Kit-Cat opened the door herself, and in waltzed Twinkle Toes with his travelling bag.

They made him welcome you may be sure, and Dot and Tot and Trot cried,

"You’re a story-teller, we suppose,

Do tell us a story, Twinkle Toes."

Then Twinkle Toes jumped right over the travelling bag, with the letters T-T upon it, and said,

"To have a story you are bound,

We’ll see