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. . There had been a bad storm in II Green Forest. There had been

wet snow. It clung to every-

'then a little rain had fallen but he- snow had melted enough house- H drop from the twigs Jack Frost W had come along and had turned the wet snow to ice. Over the snow '3 on the ground he had frozen a thick v icy crust. It was the kind of I storm that means the hardest time of hard times for the Green Forest folk. They cannot get around. They have to go hungry. Sometimes their claws. they have to go hungry for so long 1. lat they are in despair. There r', are a few. but very few, who do it not mind such a storm. The Ben-

can bring into the house to eat. Timmy the Flying Squirrel and Mrs. Timmy had gone to sleep in their warm home in a hollow in the dead stuh of a big tree. They had plenty of food that they could to. Jack Frost couldn't get at

em and it would seem that there was nothing for them to worry

was going to happen, something un- pleasant.

Mrs. Timmy didn't worry. She couldn't think of anything to worry about. so she didn't worry. She curled up in their warm bed and tried to get Timmy to do the same. Finally he did. He still worried,

When in the morning they awoke A.

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one October afternoon In his year 1880. llttla Mnrsaret. toss-Ar er with hsree other young girls of the district. went to gather beech- nuts in the Warren grove. It was a beautilui clay. calm and clear. with rays of soft.. mellow sunlight P115438 among the shadows at the. trees, a good day to be alive.

Merrily the children chatted as they dropped the tiny kernels into neat little sacks which their math. ers. had made for the occ.:sion.i

Thelrtnlmhle fingers worked fast. 330"" W” 9V31'- 7'" "me I. was always a race to set who

rounddoorway above them had mm ml 9", first sack, been elllled BY the WOW N0W when they had completed their Timmy went up to push the dozr task and picked up their nui-at-ns.. oven. 01!! ls 10 Push away i Ethe four children headed for home. "0" M"m" N'""" snow. When he reached the d00P- following a narrow trail that led way it wasn't snow that closed. it.by the old pine tree. it was ice. Yes. sir. it was ice. . J mi of snow and it had He couldn't push it out as he had the girls to walk ani-east they had. pushed the snow. The door was sliutto travel sheep iashioiioii - that IS. clung to every tiny twig. and shut to stay. Timmy and Mrs.one after the-other. Margaret was Timmy were prisoners in their ownrln llhehleagl. :41-3'9 llftllfen or ;ltI'0-1-Y eeaeao eoers.wens Timmy pushed and pushed, Mrs. strange voice filled the silence of -nm W” the biddgng u we clarer hopped up with the queen Timmy climbed up and helped thewood. push. It was of no use. They p 51f1'l'p1'l8ll.l llhere Y0” New Hm? it with their sharp girls. It said. little claws. The ice was so hard The four siuppul dead iii. their that their claws Just slipped ofitracks; and, upon looking in the it. They tried to gnaw it with thcir .rcci- zii tsimr . . -.ll teeth but they were as useless as gglite. the aCl;:l(lllI"Lenl5lfex1'e 8;ll0l;:T:Ik; 0 S88 l U 'Vl)l'll The feeling "I being shm i"' "(made fun of him for worrying the being made a prisoner. is a verynigm bemm dreadful feeling. The fact that it W35 the!” "W" mm? in which lheldo. Tiicy scratched at that door- are among these. What were prisoners made no difference way unm their toes It was still a dreadful. dread-.il

l chance for the defenders to squeeze

The path being too narrow for

noise followed by a mighty crash S0" "mead M Svmmg (M an There was nothing for them to

i where little Margaret stood.

.t ' Every now and then they wouldlwhen the weamer Suls you "m

H . go down to their bed to rest. Then whllt 8"? We Eulllll 10 dI!7'"they would climb up again and try H to open that door. That dreadful . How 5h0uld I know?" Tflllictlfeeling of helplessness grew and Timmy a little sharply. He hadn'tgrew. Nothing iike forgotten that Mrs. Timmy had happened to

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The" mm, heard 3 son cm(.k”ng the remaining tricks.

table in reference:

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iiiiocuous 100-point p e n a i ty. North-South collected 300 points. for top on the board.

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