Chapter I: Book V

Illustrated by
William T. Andrews

Garden City New York
Doubleday, Page & Company
1923

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TRANSLATION INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES,
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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

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CONTENTS

I. Stripes Turns a Trick on Tad Coon
II. The Sweetness of Harmony and Honey
III. Tommy Would A-Fishing Go
IV. A Compact Between Fishermen
V. Of the Tick in Tommy’s Pocket Which Wasn’t a Bug After All
VI. The Battle of the Potato Bugs
VII. The Birds Enlist in the War
VIII. The Battle of the Crook Tailed Snake
IX. The Secret of the Snake Guard
X. The Field Mice Protest
XI. War to the Tooth
XII. The Mice Defeat Themselves
XIII. Where, Oh Where, Is Tad Coon?

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ILLUSTRATIONS

The hive had sent out a cloud of fighting bees to stand guard
Tommy fished and fished, but at first he did not get a single bite
Stripes battles with a big fish
Tommy takes off his “skin” to dry
Tad Coon finds a new kind of bug
When the moon came up there wasn’t a single tail stirring
Nibble takes the lady mouse to Doctor Muskrat
Tad Coon chased a couple of mice into a corn crib

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The Wavy Tailed Warrior