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"Will you do me just a little favor, Uncle Wiggily? " asked Baby Bunty one day, as she came home from school, and saw the dear old rabbit gentleman sitting in the sun outside his hollow stump bungalow.
"Do you a favor? Why, of course, I will, Baby Bunty," said Mr. Longears to the little rabbit girl he had found in the woods. "But I hope it is a favor that will not make me hop around. I am a bit stiff from having gone on the picnic with you yesterday. Though I had a good time, after all," he said.