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"If he did it made no ‘difference viii-h him. I! he had wanted to 511W he would have done so whether we were ready or not. He just wasn't ready to stay, and that was our good fortune. Now we don't care how soon he comes Ol‘ haw long he stays. We are pre- pared as ivell ns we could expect to bc considering the short time we had ill which to build a dam. make a new pond and cut and store food enough to carry us through the winter." said Paddy.

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our home in the bank of the food pile. Don‘t forget that." added Mrs. Paddy. It was this work that they had just finished and from l which they were now resting. l Paddy began gnawing the bark from an aspen stick. Mrs. Paddy did likewise. For a while they said nothing. They were too busy to talk. The Black Shadows crept out across their pond. It was l small pcmd, but big enough for the _____________

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present. Another year they could and would maize it bigger. A lone star twinkicd above the tree iopl. The Black Shadows crept almost across the pond. Other stars be- gan to twrinklc. Faint in the dis~ tance sounded the hunting call of Booty the Owl. There was no other sound. It was so still that the jvater was like glass, without so much as a tiny ripple on its sur- faw. 'I‘he Black Shadows ind brought with them a. chill in the air. It was steadily growing colder.

Paddy wedged his aspen stick frcm which he had eaten all the bark. in among other sticks of which the dam was largely made "He'll begin work pretty soon now if he lsnt already begun." said Paddy.

"Who will?" mumbled Mrs Paddy with her mouth full. Sh: turned her stick over to get at the other side.

"Jack Frost, of course. And l think, my dear, that he has come to stay. If you ask me we didn't finish work a bit too soon. It will be a long. long time before we twill eat another meal up here on the dam or 1 don't know the signs." replied Paddy.

Mrs. Paddy sighed. "H only we had a house like the one we had to leave because of the Red Terror l wouldn't mind." said she. A great forest fire had driven them from their old home on the Great Mountain.

“I know, my dear. I know." said Paddy soothingly. "But if we had it now we wouldn't hnve it to look forward to. Our home in the bank really is very comfortable. Now that we have made sure that Jack 'Frost cant freeze us in. there is nothing to worry about and I am sure we are going to have a very comfortable winter. It is nice sit- ting here on the dam, but I'm too tired to really enjoy it. I'm going to bed. You'd better come too."

He slid into the water. swam past the food pile to the high bank a little way up the stream flowing into the pond. dived and entered the under-water doorway to their home. A couple of minutes later he was curled up in their dry. warm bur-row in the bank. Mrs. Paddy Joined hlm there.

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