. The adventures of Bob White. ythan Bob White. All the long day heworks, and with him works and all the little Bobs, scratch-ing up weed seeds here, picking offbugs there, all the time so happyand cheerful that everybody in the BOB WHITEneighborhood is happy and cheer-ful too. The best of it is, Bob Whiteis always just that way. You wouldthink he never had a thing in theworld to worry about. But he doeshave. Yes, indeed! Bob White hasplenty to worry about, as you shallhear, but he never allows histroubles to interfere with his cheer-fulness if he can help it. Bob White! Bob White! wit
. The adventures of Bob White. ythan Bob White. All the long day heworks, and with him works and all the little Bobs, scratch-ing up weed seeds here, picking offbugs there, all the time so happyand cheerful that everybody in the BOB WHITEneighborhood is happy and cheer-ful too. The best of it is, Bob Whiteis always just that way. You wouldthink he never had a thing in theworld to worry about. But he doeshave. Yes, indeed! Bob White hasplenty to worry about, as you shallhear, but he never allows histroubles to interfere with his cheer-fulness if he can help it. Bob White! Bob White! with all his might He whistles loud and no shame eer hurt his name He wants that all shall hear. One day Peter Rabbit sat listen-ing to it, and it reminded him thathe hadnt called on Bob White for A CHEERFUL WORKERsome time, and also that there weresome things about Bob White thathe didnt know. He decided that hewould go at once to call on Bob andtry to satisfy his curiosity. So off hestarted, [^7] II Bob White HasVisitors Bob White! Boh White! I bid the world good cheer!Bob White! Bob White! I whistle loud and clear! THAT very same morning BobWhite had taken it into hishead to come over to live not veryfar from the dear Old Briar-patchwhere Peter Rabbit lives. Of course, [i8] BOB WHITE HAS VISITORSPeter didnt know that Bob hadcome over there to live. For thatmatter, I doubt if Bob White knewit himself. He just happened overthat way and liked it, and so finallyhe made up his mind to look aboutthere for a place to make his Peter Rabbit had knownBob White for a long time. Peter,in his roaming about, had met Boba number of times, and they hadpassed the time of day. WheneverPeter had heard Bob whistlingwithin a reasonable distance he hadmade it a point to call on him. Bobis such a cheery fellow that some-how Peter always felt better for just BOB WHITEa word or two with him. So whenBob began to whistle that springmorning Peter hurried over
Size: 1308px × 1911px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookauthorburgesst, bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookyear1919
