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Five Mice in a Mouse-trap by the Man in the Moon

by Laura E. Howe RICHARDS (1850 - 1943)

CHAPTER IX. A Picnic

There are five of these children, and I call them my Five Mice; and the queer house that they live in I call the Mouse-trap. They are such funny children! I watch them sometimes all day long, their pranks are so amusing; and then when night comes, I slide down a moonbeam and sit by their pillows, and tell them stories and sing them songs. Ah! they like that, you may believe! And you all shall hear the stories and songs too, if you like, for I will write them down. So now, children all, listen! in America, Jennie and Johnny; in France, Marie and Emil; in Germany, Gretchen and Hans; in Italy, Tita and Nanni; in Kamschatka, Patchko and Tinka. Listen all, great and small, to the old Man in the Moon - Summary by Laura E. Richards

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Listen next episodes of Five Mice in a Mouse-trap by the Man in the Moon:
CHAPTER X. The Carriage Cloud , CHAPTER XI. A Birthday Party , CHAPTER XII. Sickness in the Mouse-trap , CHAPTER XIII. Off to the Sea-Shore , CHAPTER XIV. Stories Again , CHAPTER XV. Following a Sunbeam , CHAPTER XVI. Under the Sea , CHAPTER XVII. Good-Bye