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and Mrs. Striped Chipmunk, who live in and under the old stone- wall by the Old Orchard. warout

had left home because Old Moths Nature had tickled his ieet with Wanderlust. Bite was still tickling them. Ii at times he thought oi turning baok she tickled his feet a'little more until he had for- gotten all about it. He hadn't started ior any place in particular. He wasn't going to any particular place noiw. You see he didn't know of any par- ticular place to go. He was Just wandering about out in the Great World. He couldn't watch where he was going and watch ior‘ danger at the same time. and danger was the important thing to watch ‘ior. So he was letting his feet tag; him where hey would so long as always there was something near to hide in or under in case of danger. Now at last those wander- im ieet had brought him to what seemed to him to be a wholly new and strange world. He was on a bank oi the Smiling Pool looking out from under some drilt etuli that had been left there by high water in the spring.

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ed the club king-and declarer was duly grateiull He took that. trick. cashed his high trumps and then led the club eight toward dummy. The clu-b jack was established ior a heart discard, and later, by playing West ior the diamond king. declarer easily made his contract. This was a case in which West was clearly ill-advised to sacrifice an honor on the opening lead. Obviously his hand was very much stronger than his partner's; there- fore West's prime objective should have been to preserve his own strength. A trump lead was out oi the question. and either a. diamond lead or a club lead iigured to help the enemy. Thus, West unques- tionably should have led a heart

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“Quawkl Quawk!" That was a voice. He was sure oi that. But what a voicei Whose could it be? No voice he had ever heard beiore was anything at all like that. But then he never before had been were Night Herons go iishing.

"Shuga-rum Chuga-rum!" That was another voice, a deep voice, a loud voice, so loud and deep that it must belong to a very large and perhaps terrible person. He shiv- ered at the sound. Grandfather Frog "never had visited the old stone wall.

“Quack, quack, quackl" What a voloel Who could have a voice like that? Mrs. Quack the Mallard Duck would have been surprised could she have known how. be- cause it was strange, the sound oi‘ her volcrmnde a little Squirrel in a striped coat shiver and shake and wish he never had leit home. How strange it is that strange

oi Jerry Muskrat's home. and the strange round leaves that seemed to be floating on the suriaee oi the water. He never before had seen leaves at all like these. ior oi course lily pads grow only in water. '

_It was indeed a new and strange world and Just then a silent one. ‘Ifhe Big Rock. the opposite bank, and some o! the rushes were re- ilected‘in the still clear water. They seemed to be upside down. It was a topsy-turvy place, this new, strange world. Yes. indeed. it was a topsy-turvy place, and be- cause oi this lt was rather scary. The little Chipmunk forgot it was time ior breakiast. He just stared and stared and wondered and won-

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