The General is the head of the Teenie Weenie family. He is very kind and wise and all the little folks trust and love him.
The Doctor looks after the health of the Teenie Weenies, and he is often called … Read the rest
The General is the head of the Teenie Weenie family. He is very kind and wise and all the little folks trust and love him.
The Doctor looks after the health of the Teenie Weenies, and he is often called … Read the rest
Who they are and where they live. The Teenie Weenies are a very tiny little people. The Teenie Weenie children are about half an inch in height and the older Teenie Weenies are from two and a half to three … Read the rest
“WELL Chink, what can I do for you this morning?” asked the General, as the Chinaman took off his hat and stepped into the Teenie Weenie library.
“Allee same me gottee flavor me want to ask,” said the little fellow.… Read the rest
THE Dunce teased the Chinaman a great deal after his experience with the pinching-bug, but the little fellow took it in good humor.
“Allee same me havee chance to laughee at you sometime maybe,” said the Chinaman. “Me no get … Read the rest
THUNDERIN’ SNAILS!” exclaimed Paddy Pinn, shortly after the little folks had helped the robin get his breakfast, as he picked up one of the tiny garden hoes the Teenie Weenies use. “I’d bust this hoe with one dig, that’s what … Read the rest
EVERY Sunday afternoon, when the weather was pleasant, the Teenie Weenies took a long walk. “It’s good for your health,” the General told them, “and, besides, it’s a good way to put in the Sabbath afternoon.”
One Sunday while they … Read the rest
A few days after the big flood, Gogo and the Cook washed up the breakfast dishes, cleaned the kitchen and set out in search of a mushroom for lunch.
“There’s some powerful big fat ones over in de big field,” … Read the rest
WHEN Zip, the little wild man, came to live with the Teenie Weenies there wasn’t a bit of room left in the old shoe house, so the kind hearted Chinaman took the little chap into his tea pot laundry. There … Read the rest
Humpty Dumpty sat on a hill, Humpty Dumpty had a great spill; All the Teenies, ladies and men, Can’t put Humpty Dumpty together again. —Rufus Rhyme, Teenie Weenie Poet.
“WELL, madam,” said the General, lifting his hat and bowing politely … Read the rest
“ALLEE same where Clowboy?” gasped the Chinaman, stopping at the back porch of the shoe house, were the Cook sat slicing a grape for lunch.
“I saw him a while ago talking to the Indian,” answered the Cook. “They were … Read the rest