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Excerpt from The Club at Crow's Corner
Mr. Bunny is a very Old fellow. He never had any tail to speak of, and in his younger days 'squire Owl, whose wife and little ones were in need Of rabbit stew, decided to take Mr. Bunny home with him; but the old fellow, who was very spry during the earlier portion of his life, jumped into a thicket of thorn bushes so nimbly that the 'squire only succeeded in nip ping about half an inch Off poor Bunny's apology for a tail. One of the Old fellow's ears has been split into two pieces by an over-eager hawk, and he has a great scar on his left side where Mr. Reynard Fox snapped at him, but failed to get more than a small mouthful after all.
As a matter of fact, Mr. Bunny has so many scars which tell of hairbreadth escapes, and has been forced to run so many times for very life, that no mistake can be made In setting him down as an Old fellow of vast experience, who could tell many an entertaining story of his own adventures; and because he is ready and willing to talk at almost any time to a friendly listener, I came to know about the Fur and Feather Club, whose meeting place is at Crow's Corner.
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