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deep pool strange brook where it euered the Big River. He had been there

for two days trying to make up

his mind what to do. Home was I long way nlf. It was way up In the Green Forest on Laugh- ing Brook and Laudaing Brook and this brook at this point were a long way apart. Little Joe Ot- ter had said that there was a branch of this brook that start- ed over near Laughing Brook. it was a very small branch. Pad- dy wished he knew how small it was. To try to get home that nay would be taking a chance. Should he or shouldn't he take that chance” Longlegs the Heron had said that whether he went

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As a nil: Paddy p.reierl night -to day. He feels safer at night. But this morning just at break of day when the Black Shadows were gathering to leave Green Forest. he had heard a song and somehow, he didn't know jjust why or how, that son; de- ;cided forlhim the question oi what he should do. it was the . son: of Friend the Song Sparrow who sings every day the whole l year throuui. Somehow that song made Paddy feel that no mat- ter what happened he would be able to get home. it filled him with courage. The right kind of a song can do that. you know. No one will ever know how many people the song of Little Friend. 1 the happy little Sparrow who so delights in singing. has helped along the way. Paddy didn't wait for the dark. He decided he would travel all day and all night if he had to. He left the deep. dark pool and started swimming up the brook. " W35 Quite a his brook. As he

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somehow he felt better.

Now and then, as in all brooks. there were places where the wa- Wlf W550"! 41999 enough for swim- ming. When he reached one of these Places. he was very care- M W 3109, look and listen. He was still in doubt.

"i don't know." said he again as he passed one of these places, There are many things that most people dont know. I know 9111188 that you don't know and you know things I don't know. What is it you don't know this time?" asked Mrs. Sawhill the Merganer suddenly appearing from under budiel overhanging the water close by Paddy. She startled him for he hadn't known she was anywhere about. She is a Duck with a narrow bill with tooth-like edges.

"l don't know if I would take a chance." replied Paddy. asked Mrs. Swwbill.

"Hills Joe Otter says If i so in this bnook and then along a Ind! branch of it I will have only a little way to go on dry land to get to my own brook. You ltnow how it is with me and

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Opening lead-king ol hearts.

As a general policy. when de- clarer and dummy together have nine cards ol a suit lacking Q- x-x-x, it is better to play the ace and king to catch the queen than Hneue. This is no hard and fast rule. however. and one should be prqwared to switch. over to the finesse whenever the indications point in that direc- tion.

The edge in favor of playing for the drop is very slight. small clue tbtained during bidding or play may 50 SW10 ient to persuade declare: to try to trap the queen by a finesse. An illustration of this principle. and the reason behind it. is shown in today's deal

Declarer had to lose two beans and a diamond. so that the fate of the hand rested on avoiding a trump loser. West ledlthe A- K-Q ol iiearu. South ruffinl the last one.

Declarer played a Hilde to the ace. a spade hack. and fines!-ed the lack. Eventually he lost I diamond. making four. Declar- er's play is right. not 5003"” ii happened to eed but strict- ly on its I'nei'I'ta.

The theory behind the play In quite interesting and is a thing to know because this vefy situation arises frequently.

Declarer learns early that West guru.-ti with a seven card heart suit. This means that West has six unknown cards in the other suits.

Declarer learns at the same time that East started with a singleton heart. This means that East has twdve unknown cards in the other sum. .

South's problem is is deter-

dars go back the way i came because since I left home mY brook has become almost dry below my pond Ind 1 "Mid 50 in danger all the way. I've nev- or been up or down this brook before and I don't know ii i should take the chance that there is water enough. and that it isn't too for across to my brook. Lit- tls Joe can run so fast and is so quick. and be is such a good fighter. that what might be safe for him mum. not be sale at all for me". said Paddy. He looked

for me to swim and dive in it.

worried. "It is taking a chance."

I want to go home. but I don'tlhe concluded.

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