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The wise look sharp for what may ‘b a

e The fholish nln bedore they see. -—Old Mbiiluer Nature.

. Were you ever alone in a. strange place and frightened? Then you know just how Peter Rabbit felt over in e part o! the Green

He crouched under a small pile ot brush and wished he was back in the deer Old Brier-patch. He wished that he never had thought of visiting the Green Forest- He Iwished he knew what had become of his big cousin. Jumper the Hare. l-ie wished he knew what it

tlons. He was sure that it was a monster. He had had just a glimpse oi it over his shoulder as he ran, and he was sure that he never had seen any one or any- thing like it.

It. was very still there in that part oi’ the Green Forest. It was too still. l-le wished he might hear the sound ot some voice even though it were a. long way off. Then he would feel less lonesome The stllliness increased that lone- some feeling. Even the dismal croak o! Croaker the Raven would

iihen.

Not only was he lonesome, but he was lost, Yes, sir, Peter was lost. There isn't a much worse feeling than that oi’ being lost. It is bad enough. when in com- pany but when alone it is much worse.

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Al Th. was that had given them such a ‘ sudden and dreadful fright that corrected. 3:30 CUNDALL HQMI they had run in different diree- "Well. who was it?" Pete;- asked,

"Iim not we. but 1 suspect it was the one we started out to will -" rePlieci Jumper.

Not Mrs. Lighiioot the Deer?" cried Peter,

"'Thflt's'the one." said Jurrn-per.

‘I Illflflt believe it." declared Peter. Never have 1 seen 11¢;- 1°01; like tlhet. Don't tell me that any. 0M l5 Eenlte and timid as Mrs. Llghtfoot would or could look like that fury Who chased us. I simply won't believe it."

"You don't have to I'm simply telilnz you What 1 think.“ replied

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‘pered Peter. "I wish Cousin

Jumper would come along. He knows the Green llbrest better than I do."

And because he didn't know which way to go Peter remained right where he was. It was the

Peter's face as he replied. “Do you meln”#he stopped,

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so suddenly and with such a rush south t” “n” ‘*1’ ‘ecllllly led that it startled Jummer. HeJnade d5 ,5 d° ll shameful defeat in to- a, couple o! Jumps before he savw y m“

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“So it is you! I was looking for‘ .3 m; you and wandering what had be- come o: you," said he. i Q

"I never was so glad to see any" § one in my life." declared Peter. “Are you lost too?" I

"Not exactly." raplied his big cousin.

"What do you mean by not ex- actly?" Peter wanted to know. O "1 mean that while I em not V acquainted around here I know , O the Beneral direction back to \ Q when we started" explainedi nebidding:

JUBIDBY- W000 North last 5on6: "Do you ICnow what that dreluh’ l. 3 tul monster was that gave us such 4 . 4 ‘ p“! p”.

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all" replied Jumllfli n ing his own diamond suit, he tried n" .. - I. Mun ON-T‘ 9'3 ‘ "Then what was it? demanded the lldesperatlqn lead» o, the dub Y AND LAP STUBBS d‘; n.

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/ :::;..::,'"rii ‘2::§.J.°..“J;;“.§é 11%" Elli?! ‘““'*'”E’ INEQTIA l ;""‘* /% another club, his obvious feeling ' ' a) “ sEEMsmE A ‘ v being that West would have to w

UPTIIE LIVING’ MQhLFMSOSTIFF lwin this trick. West could not m; IIO$PITAL CASE QQQMQ Imake any dangerous attack in the WHEN MoMPlflfi m“ heafrt suit, and therefore south was I

. . n” e» OUTACALLFW 6'" _ Events did not move exactly as

South foresaw, however! 1t was East who got in with the club queen, and when West signalled vigorously with the heart nine. East led back that suit instead oi wasting his time with a diamond return- On East's play oi the heart ten, South quickly lost three tricks in the suit, and his contract.

‘There was no ground for South's cornplacence about the position of the club queen, because there was l no need for him to depend on West's holding that card. The markedly prorper line oi play was to return a ciulv "Wnmediately after winning Wt“ 1'“ are. and while dummy still had plenty of UT ‘Then, no mam who nod the club queen, dummy would control the third round of hearts, and declar- er could lose no more then two hearts and one club.

Since there was only one club still outstanding alter the first ts-iqk we; played, there was cer- ,. tanliy no danger in the suggested plan.

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