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"Uncle Wiggily, would you do me a little favor? " asked Baby Bunty one morning, as she came out on the porch of the hollow stump bungalow, where Mr. Longears, the rabbit gentleman, was reading the paper.
"Well, Baby Bunty! " said Uncle Wiggily, to the little rabbit girl, whom he had found in a hollow stump tree, "I'd do almost anything for you, but please don't ask me to come to any more parties, or chase you or play tag, or take you out in the woods with your rubber ball. I simply can't do that, for I am too old and stiff!"