tories in book form was kindly
granted by the publisher and editor of the News, to whom the author
extends his thanks.

Contents

STORY I BULLY AND BAWLY GO SWIMMING 9
STORY II BULLY MAKES A WATER WHEEL 15
STORY III BAWLY AND UNCLE WIGGILY 21
STORY IV BULLY'S AND BAWLY'S BIG JUMP 26
STORY V GRANDPA CROAKER DIGS A WELL 34
STORY VI PAPA NO-TAIL IN TROUBLE 40
STORY VII BULLY NO-TAIL PLAYS MARBLES 46
STORY VIII BAWLY AND THE SOLDIER HAT 52
STORY IX GRANDPA CROAKER AND THE UMBRELLA 58
STORY X BAWLY NO-TAIL AND JOLLIE LONGTAIL 65
STORY XI BULLY AND THE WATER BOTTLE 71
STORY XII BAWLY NO-TAIL GOES HUNTING 77
STORY XIII PAPA NO-TAIL AND THE GIANT 83
STORY XIV BAWLY AND THE CHURCH STEEPLE 90
STORY XV BULLY AND THE BASKET OF CHIPS 97
STORY XVI BAWLY AND HIS WHISTLES 104
STORY XVII GRANDPA CROAKER AND UNCLE WIGGILY 110
STORY XVIII MRS. NO-TAIL AND MRS. LONGTAIL 117
STORY XIX BAWLY AND ARABELLA CHICK. 123
STORY XX BAWLY AND ARABELLA CHICK. 128
STORY XXI GRANDPA AND BRIGHTEYES PIGG 135
STORY XXII PAPA NO-TAIL AND NANNIE GOAT 141
STORY XXIII MRS. NO-TAIL AND NELLIE CHIP-CHIP 148
STORY XXIV BULLY AND ALICE WIBBLEWOBBLE 154
STORY XXV BAWLY AND LULU WIBBLEWOBBLE 161
STORY XXVI BULLY NO-TAIL AND KITTIE KAT 168
STORY XXVII HOW BAWLY HELPED HIS TEACHER 174
STORY XXVIII BULLY AND SAMMIE LITTLETAIL 180
STORY XXIX BULLY AND BAWLY AT THE CIRCUS 186
STORY XXX BULLY AND BAWLY PLAY INDIAN 194
STORY XXXI THE FROGS' FAREWELL HOP 200

BULLY AND BAWLY NO-TAIL

STORY I

BULLY AND BAWLY GO SWIMMING

Once upon a time, not so very many years ago, there were two little frog
boys who lived in a little pond near a nice big farm. It wasn't very far
from where Peetie and Jackie Bow-Wow, the puppy dogs, had their home,
and the frogs' house was right next door to the pen where Lulu and Alice
and Jimmie Wibblewobble the ducks lived.

There was Bully No-Tail, and his brother Bawly No-Tail, and the reason
Bawly had such a funny name was because when he was a little baby he
used to cry a good bit. And once he cried so much that he made a lot
more water in the pond than should have been there, and it ran over,
just like when you put too much milk in your glass, and made the