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. r.1rsi""'Fimmy were all ready for , winter. They had a new home. That is. it was a new home to mm. It really was an old home made long ago by Drummer the

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tree. It was a stout stub. No matter how hard the wind mlzlll blow they were sure that it would not break. and lthe tree would not 'all.

Now Timmy and Mrs. Timmy are awake all winter. Indeed. they have lovely times in the winter. may love to come out on clear -ulrl moonlight nights and jump zrom tree to tree to see who can .:lidc the farthest. They do not mind the cold. if it is too cold lhey just stay in their warm snug bed in the old home of D. the Woodpecker. Rough Brother

Two or three times Timmy had to plsh it out in order to look outside.

"I don't like this storm," he com- blamed. "Nobody does. But. there's noth- ing for us to worry about," re- plied Mrs. Timmy.

"l don't suppose there is. Just

the same I don't like it." replied .

Timmy. "I don't like the way it keeps filling up our doorway."

"Poohl" said Mrs. Timmy. "What does that matter? All we have to do is puch it away. It really makes us all the warmer in here."

This was true. it shut out the cold air. They didn't need much air down there inside and there was enough that came through. That closed door did make it war- mer in there. .

"All we have to do is sleep until the storm is over." said Mrs. Timmy as she curled up in their warm bed.

"But supposing it lasts too long?" said Timmy.

"Oh. quit your worrying." re tnrled Mrs. Timmy. "Even if it

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"Just the same. I don't like it," said Timmy. He had just been up to that doorway and tried to push out the snow. It was wet heavy snow and it didn't push out easily. It was still snowlng out- side and it was snow that was al- most rain. Why it should worry him. Timmy didn't know. But he couldn't get over an uneasy feel- ing that something was going to happen. something unpleasant and that this storm had something to do with it. He went down to join Mrs. Timmy in the soft warm bed. But still he couldn't go to sleep. "You're worrying over nothing," said Mrs. Timmy.

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see and another diamond. declare! would put up dummy's queen and win the trick.

The actual East, however, did not follow suit to the first trick with the deuce of diamonds. He played the nine. and when West obediently continued with the ace. East LUI pleted the echo with the deuce. That convinced two play- ers, Wcst and South, that East was now out of diamonds and could ruff-so when West led the diamond seven. South confidently played dummy's ten. He was shocked when East took this trick with the Jack-and he was also beaten. because now he had to lose either a club trick or a heart. it should be observed that Eastis echo in diamonds was well cal- culated in any case. even if it did not succeed in luring declarer into the play of the diamond tea on the third round. Certainly, East could not support a shift to any of the other wits. and it might well cost ibis partner a lrick to make an icffort in any other direction. . '

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