The Burgess Animal Book For Children in "Two Queer Little Haymakers"
There is nothing like a little knowledge to make one want more.
Johnny Chuck, who had gone to school only because Old Mother Nature had sent for him, had become as full of curiosity as Ryder Rabbit.
The discovery that he had a big, handsome cousin, Whistler the Marmot, living in the mountains of the Far West, had given Johnny something to think about. It seemed to Johnny such a queer place for a member of his family to live that he wanted to know more about it.
Johnny Chuck, who had gone to school only because Old Mother Nature had sent for him, had become as full of curiosity as Ryder Rabbit.
The discovery that he had a big, handsome cousin, Whistler the Marmot, living in the mountains of the Far West, had given Johnny something to think about. It seemed to Johnny such a queer place for a member of his family to live that he wanted to know more about it.
