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Over in the deeper shadows on on the far side of the smiling ‘Pool was a big silvery bubble. Now and then it disappeared only to reap- pear. Perhaps you wouldn‘t have though of it as really big. but it

silvery bubbles around it. They were not read bubbles. but music bags.. The big one was in the throat oi Old Mr. Toad, and the tiny ones -were in the throats 0! his small cousins, the I-lyias. From all or them were coming joyous notes. but the most joyous and the sweet- est or all were from the throat or Old Mr. Toad.

From where no was sitting on the smiling Pool all Peter could see 0! Old Mr. Toad was that big- gest silver bubble, that music has. Old Mr. Toad was very near the other shore where the shadows were deepest. Peter wished he could get around there where he could talk with Old Mr. Toad. He couldn't. There was no place where he could cross without swimming, and Peter doesn't like the water. He doesn't like it even in summer when it is

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The type of play used so suc- cessfuliy by the declarer in me following hand is described by ex- perts as "consolidating losers."

South dealer. Both alden vulnerable.

North -was visibly annoyed when his partner took him out or the two-club double. and this displea- sure probably accounted In some part for North's redouble oi the, four-heart contract. However. on the basis of his cards, this redouble V-as justiiied. Actually, it was East who was rash when he doubled iour hearts. although his sure tricks in the trump suit could scarcely tail to other temptation. West opened the club king. Dum- n1y’s ace won. and docluer, sce- lng the advisability oi making as many low trumps as possible, im- mediately ruffed a club. He then laid down two top trumps. discard- ing a diamond from dummy, and when (as he expected) West show- ed out, south cashed the king of diamonds and led to _ dummy‘: diamond ace. Now be returned an- other club. East. to prevent a ‘cheap" run by declares-. ruited this trick himseli, nut South simply discarded his losing diamond. East returned a trump, which

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“Looking 101- someone, Peter?" ask- ed Jerry.

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warm. Just now it was decidedly’ cold.

Jerry Muskrat came swimmlml along on Peter's side oi the smiling Pool. He stopped -when he saw Peter on the bank. "Looking (or someone Peter?" asked Jerry.

Peter grinned. “Not tor someone. but at someone, or at least at as much oi him as I ca.rrsee." said he-

"Who?" asked Jerry. He seemed 9. little puzzled as he glanced this way and that.

"old Mr, Toad. I see he's back in the Smiling Pool,” said Peter.

"Oh hlmi” exclaimed Jerry Muskrat. He sounded a little bit soorntui. "Yes. he's back in tne smiling Pool. And it you ask me he isn't much to look at. I rlon‘t know or anyone homelier than that big- mouthed, bow-legged, hump-backed warty old fellow."

“He may not be much to look at but he is lovely to hear," declared Peter, and to this Jerry agreed.

‘‘I haven't seen him since just before he went to bed for the win- ter." said Peter.

"Whcre‘was that?" Jerry winced to know.

"Up in Farmer Brown's garden." replied Peter.

“That's queer place for him to spend the winter it you ask me.” said Jerry. "His cousins. Grand- lnther Frog and all those noisy little Frogs you hear now, have more sense than he has. They sleep right down in the mud here in the Smiling Pool where they be- long."

"But Old Mr. Toad doesn't live

here. lie is here only in the spring.” protested Peter. “He was born here, wasn't he?" squeaked deny. a question which or course Peter couldn’t answer. l-le pretended not to have heard it.

"He may he homely, not much

to look at," began Peter. "I'll say he is." interrupted Jerry “But he is wonderiul just the same." said Peter just as it he hadn't heard Jerry. .

“Did you say wonderlul? What is there wonderiul about Old Mr. Toad?" demanded Jerry.

“He has one of the sweetest voices in the spring," said Peter.

"Huh!" scolied Jerry Muskrat.

"He can run his tongue out its whole length and fold it back with the tip oi it down in his throat out of the way. You can't do that," said Peter.

"Huh!" replied Jerry Muskrat.

"And he can change his clothes four times a year and each time swallow his old suit," declared Peter.

“It isn't how you look but what you do that counts." said Peter with surprising wisdom. or course he was very right.

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went to South’: queen. South new cashed the spade ace and king, and led still another club. East prop- erly discarded a spade, and South rutied.

Deciarer thus cashed in live or his own trumps, two spades. two diamonds and one club, and lul- iiiied the redoubled contract. al- though he apparently had atlrtcil out with one spade, one diamond snd,two trump losers.

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