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- I. Fatty Coon at Home
- II. Fatty Learns Something About Eggs
- III. Fatty Discovers Mrs. Turtle's Secret
- IV. Fatty Coon's Mistake
- V. Fatty Coon Goes Fishing
- VI. Fatty and the Green Corn
- VII. Johnnie Green is Disappointed
- VIII. A Terrible Fright
- IX. Johnnie Green Loses His Pet
- X. Fatty Coon and the Monster
- XI. Jasper Jay Tells Some News
- XII. Forty Fat Turkeys
- XIII. Fatty Meets Jimmy Rabbit
- XIV. The Barber-Shop Again
- XV. Fatty Visits the Smoke-House
- XVI. Fatty Coon Plays Robber
- XVII. Fatty Finds the Moon
- XVIII. The Loggers Come
- XIX. Fatty Grows Even Fatter
- XX. The Tracks in the Snow
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