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Notsaiist what is but what may be. —-'Bl&C'l{y the Crow.

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"I have been looking around." said Blacky to Mrs. Biacky. She was siting on five eggs in a nest in their favorite part of the Green Forest.

"Was there ever a time when you were not looking around? You're good at that. I don't know oi’ anyone who is better at it.” replied Mrs. Blacky,

“Yourself exceped." chuckled Blacky. "Ill admit ma‘; we are pretty good lockers. I doubt ii’ between us we miss much." "What is it this time?" asked Mrs. Biacky. She knew that Blacky had something special on his mind.

"Have you visited that marsh at the tar end o! the Green Meadows over near the Big River lately?” asked Blacky.

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“r, have been looking around." said Blacky to Mrs. Blacky

your-lips look. Yes, sir, it was Just that 100k.

“Lot's of eggs" said Blacky.

"Lot's of eggs" murmured Mrs. Blucky and the] look in her eyes increased. “Why do YOU say 1015 of eggs?" --

"Tlhose are big family (Olkl. all or them. You know that. And for every chick there must be an egg. A nest iull oi their sass would be n toast ior both or us. I can almost taste them now." replied Biacky.

“So what?" asked Mrs. Blacky.

“So we must keep watch o1! that marsh. One o1- both 0i us should look it over every day. They haven't begun to nest yet. but we must be ready to keep watch 0i them when the-y do begin." said Biaclry,

"How do you know they havenfi begun yet?" Mrs. Blacky wanted to know.

"it may be worth while for us

BlB/Oky chuckled. ‘They haven't

I to keep an eye on it from now on,"' WY "Crelkyel" 531d 11°-

"Im still asking why." retorted "Silly Coot and Mrs. Coot and

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going to take shanp eyes, not ears to find thlrfn alter they begin nesting. Then rwe will have to depend on our eyes, not our ears, to ilnd thctrn." he explained.

"Suppose you keep thesa eggs oi! ours worm ior a while and let me go look that; marsh over." said Mrs, Bis-city.

Blacky did and she did.

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