Now 'tis indeed strange, for reading the Unstarted Tales the other day I found this passage concerning Elmerf's and Yosmitė's leveret:
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Suddenly into view came a white horse...running swiftly.
The rider's cloak streamed behind him, and his hood was thrown back; his golden hare streamed behind him in the wind of his speed.
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(emphasis mine)
Now indeed, could this be the hare of which Nilpsy spoke of? And if it was indeed
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Streaming behind him in the wind of his speed
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could that indeed mean that the hare was flying, and had wings?