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"I see we have rather a near rei'.'hbnr." said Roddy Fox to Mrs. Emily as they sat iaikiiig ihings (wnr up in the Old Pnsuirc.

'1 snprose you moan Johnny FHlick." Mild Mrs. Rcdriy. "1 ere he has been builriilig a new home umin by the fence bvtween the Old Pasture and the Green Mea- clc-irs. I wonder thnt he dared to clxg a . me so 5130:”. 9. distance irnrn nu! own."

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"I don't know that it does. He may be right about this." said Mrs. Roddy.

"we'll have to admit that he is smart." said Roddy. "We hsvent yet been shut enough ourselves to catch him. snd goodness knows we have tried oiten enough. I wonder what made him leave his home on the Green Meadows and come up here to the Old rasture."

It was Mrs. Reddy's turn to chuckle. "Perhaps he is doing it just to show us that he isn't afraid of us". said she. "Have you look- ed his house over?"

"I looked his doorway over, it that's what, you mean." replied Red- dy. "The doorway isn't big on- ough for one or us to get through. and or course the hall inside is smaller still. I looked around for A back door, but I didn't iind one."

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Roddy nodded in agreement. "Quite right, my dear. Quite right." mid he. ' I a

"it we keep away from his neigh- taarhood and dohtt bother him, he may by and by grow 'careies.s. Then we may have a chance to catch him." declared Mn. Roddy.

"I would like to catch i-iim'ii for no other reason than to prove that we are as smart as he is. sdiar he has outlnam.-d us. and we have to admit it." mid Reddy.

"Just now, he is sticking close go his home. I guess he hasn't finished it yet. Later he won't stick close to it." said Mrs. nieddy.

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"'I'he thing to do." said Airs. Roddy. "is to wait until he is through with house U'.lUdhl( and in- stead of thinking of that, is think- ing of his stomach. It is when he is getting hit that we should have the best chance oi catching him."

"If we keep away from him." said Reddy. "he will in time get care- less, as I said before. Everybody does that. We do it ourselves."

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Meadows right where he can get it without going far from his door- step. but when ,he has eaten that, he will have to go iarther away,” said Mrs. Reddy.

"Quite true. my dear." replied Roddy. "Furthermore, even it he doesn't eat all that which is close at hand, he will after awhile get to thinking that perhaps some other ciov.-r will be smarter, and will go looking ior it. We'll just keep track

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