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How ioolish it is to complain When doing so will nothing gain. —Old Mother Nature. Old Mother Nature is used to hearing folks complain. Always there are some folks ior whom the weather is too hot or too cold, too wet or loo dry. There is too muoh snow or there isn't enough. There is too much wind. The days are too cloudy and dark. The clays are too bright. Mother Nature doesn't

her business just as ii no one was complaining. She knows that it Just isn't possible to please every-

too that some ioiks are happiest gwhen there is something they can complain about. People are funny that way. They seem to be hap- .piest when they think they are un- happy.

Peter Rabbit doesn't complain much. He is too happy-go-lucky lfcr that. As a rule he takes things ‘as they come and says nothing. iBut once in a while he does com. ‘plain. He was complaining now. He was stretched out on his side in the dear old Brier-patch in the shadiest place he could find, but even there he was uncomfortable.

“This is the hottest weather I've ever known." complained Peter.

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with dummy! nine. East won and returned the club king. South took his ace and laid down his three top spades, then led the heart ten and passed it to East. (This would at least set up the ace and jack ior discards.) Un- iortunately, however, the discards were worthless! East cashed the club queen and led the club seven. West won and shifted to a diamond and though declarer could discard two diamonds on dumrny's hearts, he still had to give up a. trick that meant deieat. South's analysis at the iirst trick was unsound! The proper play was dummy‘s five _ not thr- nine! East would win and shift to clubs. but declarer would have

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West opened histop heart, the eight. South looked at the hearts in dummy and his own hand, saw that with the eight accounted for they were pparently “equals" - and promptly covered the eight

clear sailing. He would win with the ace, draw the trumps, then lead his remaining heart to the ace. Now the jack- fi nine oi hearts would still be in

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dummy, and it would be simple to lead one of these cards through

“This is the hottest weather I've

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ever known," complained Peter

“You've said that bsiore, more times than} can remember." said Mrs. Peter tartly. "But it is," rctorted Peter cross- ly. "1 don't know what Old Moth- er Nature is thinking oi." “Not oi you anyway," chuckled Mrs. Peter, Peter pretended not to hear that. "Everything is drying up," he con- tinued. "It is almost as hard to ilnd anything green to eat as it will be in winter.“ "1 notice you haven't lost your appetite," retorted Mrs. Peter dry-

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“lt is too hot to even go look ior something to eat." hater went on just as ii Mrs. Peter hadn't spoken.

"That's good.“ said Mrs. Peter. "What is good about it?" de- manded Petear sharply. "Perhaps now you will stay at home in the dear old Brier-patch as you should." replied Mrs. Peter. Peter paid no attention to this. “You haven't complained about the heat. Don't you iecl it?" said he. "Ont course I ieei the heat, but what good does it do to complain? There is nothing to do about it but keep still in the coolest place I can 11nd. and that is what l am going to do right now. Complaining does not make anyone any cooler. It makes them hotter, or think they are," replied Mrs. Peter. “There isn't any coolest place,” grumbled Peter. "All places are alike this weather. Hi. where are you going?" Mrs. Peter had turned her back to him and was moving avray‘.

"Where l won't be too uncom- fortable," replied Mrs. Peter ovor her shoulder. She disappeared among the bushes toward the mid- die oi the Old Briar-patith.

"It she knows oi any place around here where she won't be too uncomfortable she knows more than I do.” muttered Peter. "Phew. how hot it is! It is too hot to do anything and too hot doing nothing. I can't. even take a, nap, I wonder where she thinks there is any cooler place than right. here."

The more he wondered the more curious he became. Where had Mrs, Peter gone? At last he could stand it no longer; he had to (ind out. Curiosity is that way. He got to his feet and started oft in the direction Mrs. Peter had gone. He didn't hurry. it was too hot to hurry, and there really was no reason to hurry. He slowly hopped along one oi the little paths that led to the middle oi the dear Old Briar-palmh. It led straight to an old house in the ground dug by Johnny Chuck's grandiather long ago before there was a. Briar-patch there. Dosing comiortably down inside was Mrs. Peter. 1t was the coolest place irfthe dear Old Briar- patch, Peter looked ioolish. H‘: ielt ioolish. He had forgotten that old house. Oi course underground it. would be cooler.

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