How Mr. Rabbit Lost his Tail Hollow Tree Stories

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How Mr. Rabbit Lost his Tail Hollow Tree Stories

by Albert Bigelow Paine

EN·~1 hours·8 chapters

Chapters

8 total

HOW MR. RABBIT LOST HIS TAIL

0:12

HOLLOW TREE STORIES - BY - Albert Bigelow Paine

0:25

EXPLANATION OF MAP

0:53

MR. DOG PLAYS SANTA CLAUS - A STORY TOLD WHEN IT WAS SNOWING OUTSIDE, AND THE LITTLE LADY WAS WONDERING HOW IT WAS IN THE FAR DEEP WOODS

10:02

MR. DOG AT THE CIRCUS - THE HOLLOW TREE PEOPLE LEARN SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT ABOUT SHOWS

14:16

WHEN MR. 'COON WAS ALITTLE BOY - MR. 'COON TELLS HOW HE CAME NEAR BEING A PART OF A MENAGERIE, AND HOW HE ONCE TOLD A STORY TO MR. DOG

13:55

HOW MR. RABBIT LOST HIS TAIL - MR. RABBIT TELLS SOME INTERESTING FAMILY HISTORY

13:05

HOW THE OTHER RABBITS LOST THEIR TAILS - MR. JACK RABBIT CONTINUES HIS FAMILY HISTORY

13:09

Description

In the cozy Hollow Tree community, a cast of forest friends—Rabbit, Dog, Turtle, Crow, Possum, and more—spend their winters sharing stories around crackling fires. A hand‑drawn map, with its upside‑down orientation and tiny landmarks, hints at the sprawling, whimsical world they call home. The narration feels like a bedtime tale, full of gentle humor and the simple magic of animals who talk, plan, and dream together.

When a snowy night finds the Hollow Tree empty but for a few night‑owls, Mr. Dog decides to bring a surprise of his own. Having learned about Santa Claus from the nearby human house, he concocts a plan to dress up as the jolly visitor and fill the friends’ stockings with treats. His well‑meaning prank sets the stage for a series of light‑hearted mishaps that will soon involve a missing rabbit tail and the kind of friendly chaos that only this enchanted woodland can produce.

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Full title

How Mr. Rabbit Lost his Tail Hollow Tree Stories Hollow Tree Stories

Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (63K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Edwards, Emmy and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2009-02-27

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Albert Bigelow Paine

Albert Bigelow Paine

1861–1937

Best known as Mark Twain’s close friend and biographer, he wrote with a warm, readable style that helped bring one of America’s great literary lives to a wide audience. His own work ranged beyond biography into fiction, humor, travel writing, and books for younger readers.

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