Flip flap fables; . nce proved his Wisdom, for the Tiger suddenlybounded to his feet with a great Roar that nearly para-lyzed his tormentors. As he made a Sample Bound up to the tops of thetrees, he looked big as a Brick House, and hyenas,panthers, wolves, skunks, whangdoodles, cheetahs, mon- Flip Flap Fables 43 keys, woodchucks, wildcats, etc., all showed sprintingabilities of the highest order. The Tiger made a hasty lunch from half a dozen orso on the bottom layer before they could get away, andthen turned to the Coyote: My Son, you alone of all my subjects have re-mained true to me. You mu
Flip flap fables; . nce proved his Wisdom, for the Tiger suddenlybounded to his feet with a great Roar that nearly para-lyzed his tormentors. As he made a Sample Bound up to the tops of thetrees, he looked big as a Brick House, and hyenas,panthers, wolves, skunks, whangdoodles, cheetahs, mon- Flip Flap Fables 43 keys, woodchucks, wildcats, etc., all showed sprintingabilities of the highest order. The Tiger made a hasty lunch from half a dozen orso on the bottom layer before they could get away, andthen turned to the Coyote: My Son, you alone of all my subjects have re-mained true to me. You must be rewarded. As youlook too Tough and Skinny to be Edible, you shall here-after be my Private Secretary. Your duties will be tolocate plenty of fresh meat and pick the sand burrs outof my tail. The Coyote winked softly at the Gray Squirrel andclimbed into the Royal Band Wagon. MORAL If you are a nine spot, look wise and keep your mouthshut. Then, possibly, some near-sighted duck may pickyou up for the real PHILOSOPHER AND THE SOCIALFUNCTION A Philosopher was once walking in the country whenhe came to a Cadaverous Looking Stranger humped upon a rail fence. He was a very tired looking Proposition. His cloth-ing was of good quality, but just now it looked likethe frayed-out edge of a pipe dream. Good-morning, my Friend. Taking in the said the Philosopher, socially, as he leaned againstthe fence. Oh, not particularly. Pm just killing Time; al-though scenery is my long suit just at present, returnedthe Stranger with a Weary Air. You dont look very hearty. What seems to be yourtrouble; Botts or inquired the Philos-opher kindly. Oh, my physical health is all right, but Im badlyripped up the back. Financially and Typographically;I am a Social Function, said the Stranger. Ah, yes. I used to read of you often, said thePhilosopher, getting out his jack-knife and beginningto whittle a Rail. Of course you read of Me. Everybody has read ¥lip Flap Fables
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