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THE
WISHING-STONE
STORIES
BY
THORNTON W. BURGESS
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
HARRISON CADY
BOSTON
LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY
1936
Copyright, 1915, 1921,
By Thornton W. Burgess
All rights reserved
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
To the cause of love, mercy and protectionfor our little friends of the airand the wild-wood, and to a better understandingof them, the Wishing-StoneStories are dedicated.
CONTENTS
| TOMMY AND THE WISHING-STONE | ||
| I | Tommy and the Wishing-Stone | 1 |
| II | How Tommy Learned to Admire Thunderer the Ruffed Grouse | 25 |
| III | What Happened When Tommy Became a Mink | 55 |
| IV | Tommy Becomes a Very Humble Person | 81 |
| TOMMY’S WISHES COME TRUE | ||
| I | Why Peter Rabbit Has One Less Enemy | 1 |
| II | Why Tommy Became a Friend of Red Squirrels | 28 |
| III | The Pleasures and Troubles of Bobby Coon | 57 |
| IV | How Tommy Envied Honker the Goose | 84[viii] |
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