Twinkle and Chubbins: Their Astonishing Adventures in Nature-Fairyland

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onsiderate of the little human's feelings. She is quite intelligen

ntelligent about her,"

school as much as yo

Why, what

school is?" cried T

e," said Mister Woodchuck

any geography?"

ar from home, and don't care a rap what state bounds Florida on the sou

hmetic?" she asked; "don'

you humans most, and that's money, is not used by us

money," said Twinkle, wonderingly. "You

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ordinary circumstances," Mister Woodchuck replied. "It's only

ot being intelligent, or not knowing things. If you haven't any sc

ister Woodchuck. "But tell me: do you know w

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ich is woodchuck day, you know), whether it's going to

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and although a woodchuck might not be of much account in one of your schoolrooms,

oo!" said Twin

y time for you to wake up; so if we intend to punish you for all the misery

urry," said Twin

exclaimed Mrs. Woodchuck, scornfu

he replied; "but I haven't

t," said Mrs. Woodchuck. "He

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