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“Sleep is Sleep." said Peter.

"But there is mOre than one 1mm, There is short sleep and long sleep," Squeaked Nimhleheels.

"I know!‘ replied Peter. “Some Mk5 Sleep all day or all night and some folks just. take short naps. I have heard it said that some folks sleep with one eye open, but, of course that is silly."

"Of course," squeaked the small Mouse. "But the long sleep 1 mean is!" f" Just all day or all 111K112. Those are short. sleeps. The long sleep I moan 15-"

"I know!" Peter interrupted. “It, l! the all-winter sleep." “Nimb1eheels nodded his pretty

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Today's declarer had to overcome good defense s well as unfavor- able breaks to bring home hi8 gamﬂ contract.

East dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

The bidding: East‘ South West North 1 Q 1 Q 2 O _ 2 Q p“. 4 Q Pass Peel

South's four-spade bid, though perhaps, o, slight stretch, was not |illogical. With even a single raise

a sound play for l0 tricks. West opened the diamond three: East won and led a second round

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of the suit. South ruffed and cashed the trump ace, taking due notice of the ten-spot played by West. A trump lead to the king reveaied the true situation, and now, of course, South had a trumptenace over mot/s Jack-eight. South had other work to do, however, before East's trumps could he safely extracted or, to be more explicit, before south could afford to give up the last trump in dummy.

South led a low heart and, when East ducked, won with the king. Now a heart return was ducked in dummy and, fortunately enough. East had to play the ace.

East realized that a club return might be playing directly into fle- clarer‘s hands, so hs chose the more embarrassing lead of another diamond, despite the fact that dummy, as well as South, was now out of that. suit. South could not afford to shorten his own trsmmr. so he ruffed in dummy while he discarded his own last heart. On the heart queen lead, East ruffed and South over-ruffed. Declsrer drew the last trump, then went. to the club ace in dummy and returned the remaining heart, pass- ing it to West.

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"I think I'll go along to bed."

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"It is the Johnny Chuck kind. I had forgotten that you sleep that way too," said Peter.

"We Jumping Mice are tho only Mice who do. I guess we are the only ones who know how," doc ared Nimbleheels. rIiS squeaky voice» sounded a little boastful. Fol-ks who can do things other folks can't do often sound boastful even when they don't mean to. It is just nat- ural pride in being able to do what others cannot do. a

"How do you do it?" asked Peter.

"It's easy, just. curl up in o ball and go to sleep," replied the "pr-etty Mouse.

Peter stamped a foot impatiently. "Anybody can go to sleep, but how do you stay asleep? That's what I want to know,’ said he.

"Oh that's easy too, I just don't- wake up until warm weather," re- plied Nimblehecls vaguely.

"But why don't you wake up?" persisted Peter.

“Don't. ask me. I don't know. I just don't. That is all there is to it. There isn't anything to wake up for, so I replied go right on sleep- ing, It would be foolish to wake up for nothing," replied Nlmbisheels. He yawned again.

"I guess you are like most or the trees and the bushes and plants. They sort of sleep all winter and wake in the spring, but 1 don't know how they do it any more than I know how you do it," said Peter.

"I'm not like a tree or a. bush! How can you say such things?" squeaked the small Mouse indign- antly.

Peter grinned, "I didn't mear you are like them. I meant the way you sleep is like the way they, steep and I still think it is," he explained.

That is as near as Peter has ever gotten to understanding that my- sterious long winter sleep which is called hibernation, and few other folks understand it much better.

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stretched his small mouth wide in another yawn.

"But it isn't time yeti" cried Peter. "Winter 1s still s long xav off."

"It is time for me. I don't. know anything about cold weather and I don't want to know anything about it. So I'm going to bed now. Good-bye, Peter. See you in the spring," squeaked Peter's srriall friend. He disappeared and Yet-r didn't even know which way lie went.

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