Final answer:
The passages provided do not directly reference a 'second morning' discovery in the book titled 'Snowbound'. The content suggests different stories and scenes. It's possible the actual text of 'Snowbound' or the question is misunderstood or incorrectly attributed.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the extracts provided, it appears the family in the novel Snowbound does not discover anything particular on the second morning. The texts do not directly reference the book titled Snowbound or a specific event that takes place on the second morning within that story.
However, the passages suggest various other stories and scenes, often unconnected and not related to the book Snowbound.
It seems there might be a confusion with multiple stories. If Snowbound refers to John Greenleaf Whittier's narrative poem, these particular excerpts do not align directly with its content.
Given the provided information, it appears that the question might be misunderstood or based on different texts, which depict various scenarios and characters gathering important moments and encounters but not specifically linked to a 'second morning' discovery in Snowbound.