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-0141 Mother Nature Blacky the Crow had perched high in a tree from which he could look down on a small pocl in I brook in the Green Forest. ' On one shore back a little way irom the water lay a Mussel, which most folks call a Claim. Long ago Blacky had found out that Clams are good eating i! you can get them out or their shells: Now he wanted this Clam (or he, knew a trick to open it, it was iig trick that he long ago learned, from Greylng the Gull, who some-3 times came up the big river iron)! the seashore. But why was that' Clam out of the water? It couldn't have gotten there itself. Anything that is out or place is a. cause In: suspicion. Anyway it is to folk of the Green Forest and the Green Meadows. Blacky studied and studied that Clam and everything around it. Then he hopped down a few

"what are you going in do with that?" he asked.

4..E......:...--sA- ed and studied. Those bright eyal or his didn't miss a thing. They saw every stick and stone and ion! around that Clam. They saw no- thing excepting that the Clani was where it shouldn't have been. Presntly a Rabbit, one at Peter Rabbit's cousins. hopped out lrom behind a big torn and went right over to that Clam. He poked it with n toot, he smelled oi it. and turned up his ,wobbiy little nose. Nothing happened. Biacky was satisiicd.

"Caw. Cnw, Cavr!" cried Blacky in his harshest voice. It startled 0 gr the Rabbit and he bounded away. ..o.-aociooctooooatuaoonoonaot l uppmy, nppeqy, up, Blacky new

down beside that Clam. He was AVOIDWG A 1'35? sure now that there was nothind to be airaid of. He still didn't know how that Clam happened to be there, int he no longer cared.

Biacky wnlked around that claim

'1 and looked it over trolrtnh all signs. south dough . lie turned t over w lS . Eubwon wlmnmh He turned it over again. The shell of that Clam was closed tight.

branches lower and studied and studied. Once more he hopped to a branch in little lower and studi-

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Today's eclarer laid a clever trap. but t e intended victim re- iused to be lured.

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O Q J 10 5 . There was no place where he 9-'9 T could push in even the tip or his 07 bill. now was he to get at the cl-K J 8 5 4 3 2 Clam inside that tightly-closed 65 2 ' .543 hard shell? That shell was too VQ 19 7 4' N OK 9 3 T hard to be crushed in his bill. The Oh K 6 3 W E QQ -7 9 5 Rabbit had come back. He poked &A Q5 S 5 his head out from under the big l O9 fern. ”What are you going to :19 QA 3'59 7 with that?" he asked. 9!-J6 3 "I'm going to eat it." replied O 10 8 2 l Blacky. 9107 I ”You can't." declared the Rab- . L 501I'I.::udVdVIaKC' North nut BJ;:Y(l;0 SHE'S I cant?” caved :4. f33:V i9 P" "1 do." retorteil the Rabbit. "It

is too big Jor you to swallow and it is too hard for you to get into."

"I know a trick, There is always a way to do anything you really

West opened the diamond king and East played the nine to dos mend a continuation. west com- want to do." declared Blacky. plied, making dummy run and. "What; kind of a trick?" asked thus reducing its entries lor the? the Rabbit. dangerous club suit. "That is no business of yours."

south saw that it would be retorted Blacky. hopeless to try tor the establislp "Let's see you do it." said the ment 0! club! by normal tmeans. Rabbit.

:0 gram the opponents trumps. Blacky made no reply. He picked dsmmmf 3 50 have 30 me out up that Clam in his stout bill. He

y5- imd the enemy Would spread his black wings and flew certziilnly hold up the club ace lot up over the tree gaps, Re new at "5" (")9 1'0”"d- "W5 1501li-- straight on as it he knew just I"? dumm-V5 I0"! suit. where he was going. He did. By

S9 50"” "led 3 "1018 Subtle and by. he was Over a great big plan. At the third trick he led A rook. Then he circled until he was :33, with "9711 dummy. covering sure he was over the: middle of it. wnh5t:e"el"'mVme 5917- W955 W011 He dropped that Clam from high

cub queen and. continu- up. It landed on that big flat rock "'8 his P0"!-”-V 01 shartentnz dum- and the shell broke Biacky new my's trump. led still another di:-.- down and feasted on. that Clam. mend. Dummy ruiled with the 'There's always a way," mutcm-. 5133419 WI. and declare! then led ed Blacky as he pulled awav the zimw Club W his Own seven. East broken pieces or shell. "There's al- sygvardlng the heart nine. ways a way it one is smart enough shl"'06:.Lli'l with the club ace. norl to think or it." Eure Ho alheart. south captured To this day that Rabbit wonders J k8 38. ed aiow trump to the what in the world Biacky the t” - 3" "mined the club Kins. Crow did with that hard thing he Cmplinc East to ruff. had found on the shore or the lit- If East had "lunch." south tie brook. would have been me good position, since he would have ovemiiiea East with the spade ace. then led a low spade to dummy's queen, dropping the last adverse trumps together and then mnning the en- tire club suit. East, however, did not 'bite"! He could see exactly what would happen 1! he ruifeii "19 Club kins. whereas it west had another trump. successful defense would be easy. so East discarded R diamond on the club King-and that was as far as South could go! I! he drew another round or '-mmP6- East would still have a trump to stop the clubs; ii south did not draw another round. west could take care or the club men- ace with his remaining trump.

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