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Johnny Chuck was leeling peev- lsh. He felt that he had a right tol be. Here it was his iirst day awake; I since last fall and it did seem to; him that he might be. and should! be, leit in peace. Instead here wasl What's the matter with him? He "We black-find-White D08 can't get in and he ought to know from Farmer Brown's house, Fl‘. the Terrier, barking as it trying 1 bark his head oil, I furiously, now at the front door and now at the back door.

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West opened the spade king. and when—~East. starting a high-low. played the jack, west with the ace and four oi’ spades. East rulied and returned the dia- mond deuce. (It might have been better for East to lay down the diamond king and then follow up in the suit. but the later explained) he wanted to give west an accurate count of diamonds.

West, after winning the with the diamond ten, made a bad mistake! Apparently thinking of nothing but spade trick. west led his last card of that suit for his partner to ruit. East. to avoid being over-ruiied by declarer, trumped -with the l queen and or course took the tricl:.

but south gladly seized the chance to get rid oi.’ a diamond. The no- shot was that the defenders took only seven tricks, defeating the contract 500 points instead of ‘:00. Since the larger penalty was col- lected at the other tables. while some East-Wests bid and math.- gome, this particular pair of de- fenders did badly on the board.

If West had given the situation clear thought. he would have roa- lized that East could not possibly rcdoubied one notrump with- out the diamond king! Thus, West might have seen the necessity for cashing three rounds oi‘ diamonds immediately, and not wasting his time on killing dummy‘s trick.

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The longer Flip kept up his ex- cited barking and foolish digging, « or trying to dig, the crosser John-

he wondered why Flip was so ax- cited. You see he didn't know that there was any one else in that house of his. He didn‘t know he had a guest, as it were. He hadn't seen Peter Rabbit . plunge in through the back door with Flip almost at his heels as they disap- peared inslde. That was because Johnny had himselr gone in the front -way belore Peter had reach- ed the back door. Peter had taken care not to go any farther down that back hall than was necessary. He didn't want Johnny to know he was in there. They were old friends. but old friends fall out sometimes it one takes advantage of another.

So Peter kept only just far enough inside the door to be out oi Fli.p's reach. Flip could both smell and see him and that is why he was so excited and dug so iuriously. Peter knew that Flip couldn't get at him so he didn't worry about ‘that. But what it Johnny Chuck ‘should come up behind him and

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"i hope he doesn't know I'm in lhere," thought Peter. I He could hear Johnny Chuck . somewhere beck oi and below h‘,m growling and talking to himseii. The sound wasn't pleasant, not a bit pleasant. Judging by the sound Johnny was very much upset, lie was peevish and getting more so.

"I wish I had gone home earlier," thought Peter, which of course was 'i’iooii'sh wish bé-co'u’s'é"it"wiis"'§iicli a useless wish. Wishing should be for things that can be. and so may be, not for things in the past, and so can never be. ‘ .

A growl that was almost a snarl, louder than any he had heard be. fore, made Peter jump inside. You know how unpleasant those inside jumps are. Could it be that Johnny Chuck was coming up behind him to his back door? Peter held his breath. Then he knew by the sound

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