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CRAZY LIKE A FOX

who does 3. thing not understood Is crazy 'tili he proves it good. --Roddy Fox.

People are funny. 11' one of them does something or tries to do some- thing that never was done before or that they never have seen done be- fore, a lot of others think he is crazy until he proves he can do it. Then. instead of being crazy. lie is smart. Roddy Fox has been cal'- ed crazy many times by his neigh- bors. Even Mrs. Raddy has some- times thought. him a little bit crazy. She did when he first told her of his plan for getting Rabbit. din- ners.

On a neighboring farm there was a new dog. a small hctund with short legs and a big voice. the kind called a Beagle. Like Bowser the Hound. he dearly loved to hunt. when Reddy and Mrs. Roddy had in-st seen and heard him they were sure that he meant more trouble for them; that he would be used to, hunt them as other dogs on neighboring iarms did.

Then Roddy had made a great. discovery. At first. Mrs. Reddy didn't believe it. Roddy must he

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when East. played the heart jack. South had to win. to preserve his second stopper. but he was then in ii. hopeless position. He went in the board with a diamond and tcok l.ht' club finesse. but one lead through East; was not enough to capture the queen. and when south eventu- ally conceded that club queen in clear his suit. he had no change for nine tricks.

This was a case in which the safety play in hearts should have been ignored in favor of the possibili- ty of gaining an extra entry to dum- my for two club finesses, To that purpose. declarer should have risked the play of dummy's queen. Even if iinast had the heart king. declar- er would still have a fair chance. by finding other good breaks.

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"We eat," said Reddy and his grin was broad.

mistaken. lt. iias im good to be true. But. Raddy wasn't niistakeri He had found out that that small dog wasn't. interested in Foxes. Red- dy had crossed in front of him. leaving frcsii warm scent. that the dog couldn't. possibly miss. He had paid no attention to it. Ha wasn't. out. to hunt Foxes. Roddy had even sat. still right. in theicpen where the dog couldn't help seeing him. He kept. right. on after Peter Rabbit -whom he was chasing at the time. He named to hunt. Rabbits and Rabbits only. "So you see. my dear. we have nothing to worry about. from him.' said Reddy. He even said that he was glad that dog had come to the neighborhood. Mrs. Raddy promptvly said he was crazy and I suspect she really thought. ho was, ”His master will use him to hunt Rabbits; probably that is what he got him for," said Roddy. "What. of it?” asked Mrs. Roddy "What. has that to do with us?" ”We'll use him too." said Roddy. He grinned. "You're crazy." declared Mrs. Red- dy again.

"Like a Fox." chuckled Raddy.

Then Roddy explained. He had found out. that the small dog would do something that they. Reddy. and Mrs. Reddy wouldn't. do. and that

Bowser the Hound and other Hounds who delight in hunting Foxes wouldn't. do. He would go

right into briar potclies and bram- hle-tangles after Rabbits and drive them out. He would whine and yelp when thorns and brambles scratch- ed him and dug into him. but he would keep riglit, on going.

"Now, you see, don't you?" Red- dy ended.

"No. I don't." iretorlr-d Mrs. Red-

d3. "Why the Rabbit he is chasing is

"Well. What it he is?” replied Mrs. Roddy.

"We eat." salrl Roddy, and his grin was broad.

"You moan-" hogan Mrs. Reddy and stcpped. not quite sure she knew what he did mean,

"I mean. my dear. that when H Rabbit is driven out. we will be right there waiting. We won't have to go hunting Rabbits. We'll let that dog do the l')lllil.illL' for us, It. wil. be as easy as that."

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snow you are." rctorted Mrs. Red- dy tartly, ”You hate forgotten some- thing."

"What?" askrri Roddy.

”That scnin one r-lsc will he wait- ing too," replied Mrs. Reddy. and Roddy asked whp.

"A two-legged hunter with a dreadful gun: the master of the dog." said Mrs. Reddv.

"Oh." said Roddy. "We won't in: waiting at. the same place."

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