
THE SINS OF SILVERTIP THE FOX
CHAPTER I HOW NIBBLE RESCUED THE RED COW
CHAPTER IIWHY TOMMY ’MOST LOST HIS TEMPER
CHAPTER IIITHE RED COW’S SECRET
CHAPTER IVWHY LOUIE THOMSON DIDN’T ENJOY HIS VISIT
CHAPTER VNIBBLE TELLS ONE SECRET AND HEARS ANOTHER
CHAPTER VIA GAME OF TAG IN TOMMY’S BARN
CHAPTER VIITHE WHITE COW BEGINS A STORY
CHAPTER VIIIHOW THE MAN’S WIFE MADE THE COMPACT WITH THE COWS
CHAPTER IXHOW A BUNNY UNDERTOOK TO HUNT A FOX
In a lively forest where every creature has a voice, Nibble the rabbit darts through Doctor Muskrat’s pond just as spring awakens the woods. Friends like Chewee the chickadee, Chaik the blue jay, and a wandering duck mingle with newcomers, sharing gossip and cautious curiosity about the mysterious Silvertip the fox. The narration feels like a bedtime tale told at twilight, full of gentle humor and vivid illustrations that bring the bustling understory to life.
When a nervous Red Cow stumbles into trouble, Nibble’s quick wit and brave heart pull the herd together. He navigates tangled traps, uneasy alliances, and the lingering question of whether Silvertip is foe or friend. The story balances lighthearted adventure with deeper questions of belonging and trust, inviting listeners to follow a charming cast through the first twists of their woodland saga.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (82K characters)
Series
Told at twilight stories
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Roger Frank
Release date
2020-12-28
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

An Orthodox theologian and priest whose books explore Scripture, worship, suffering, and the meaning of human life with warmth and clarity. His writing brings together deep learning and a gentle pastoral voice, making difficult spiritual questions feel personal and approachable.
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