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2. 1954

By Thornto

T00-SMART TBIES TO BE POLITE

Politeness may not always pay. But'more is gained than lost th way.

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other iolks in tur have not been able to do this. They have been Imoving farther and farther away yirom the nelgzhborhood of man, yet at none or them has been hunted and Jtrapped for as have the (ox folk. Too-Samrt was one oi Reddy's isons. A smart son of a smart

Raddy Fox is one of the smart-E father. he really wasn't too smart. rat 0! all the people on the GreeniNo one can be truly too smaif. Meadows and in the Green For-lBut when he was very small. he est. Some folks think he is theihzul seemed too smart for his

smartest. He race. The proof of this is th Ioxes have managed to live close neighbors to man ever sin

comes of a smarli age, and this is how he had come

atlby his name. asi Too-Smart and his pretty mate, ce Soil-Eyes, had been keeping away

the latter first came to Americrniironi the home they had prepared

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”Thnt is my house you have just come out 0!." said Too-smart. lior luture use. This was so that if some one found it he would think no one was living there, and so would not return to it. Now and then one of them visited the neighborhood just to make sure that all was as it should be.

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Sunni Dale and Jimmy Bell were on their way down the mod to play with Laurie. They went there almost every day, for Laurie was only three and wasn't allow- ed to walk sway up the road by himselt,

"The snow is'stioky today." said Jimmy, as he squeezed some be- tween his blue mittens. "It will make a. good snowman."

Laurie and his little dog. Frisky were waiting for them at the gate.

”Let's make a big snowman ru- day," said Susan, "I'll show you now." Since she was live, and Jimmy four, she usually decided that to do.

"Look, Laurie. make a ball of snow and roll it in the sort snow. like this," she said, Jimmy had :1- resdy started to roll one. Laurie stood and watched the other 'wo for a while. He looked at the funny road they left in the snow when they rolled their snow bails. Then he started one. My goodness! that snowball got big fast. Bigger it got, and bigger. soon it was so big that Laurie could not move it. He pushed and shoved and grunt- ed. but it just wouldn't move.

"Susan Jimmy, come help me," he sang out to the other two. "My snowman got too big for me."

Between Susan and Jimmy they pushed the part 0! the mowman over to the rest. "This will make A good head to go nn the body we made," Jimmy said as he lifted it

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"Let's look for stones for his eyes." said Susan.

"Here are two hig ones." said Jimmy placing tlwm in the snow- man's head.

”Lc-t's put sand on his head make hair," suggested Susan.

"I'll get my Daddy's old hat" laughed Laurie, his brown eyes sparkling with all the fun,

Back he camp with a hat and an old red scan! of his mother's. Tile children dressed up their big snow. man. "Doesn't he look real?" asked tsuean.

"Yes. but the snowman in my nicturo book has a pipe. Let's use this stick for his pipe." said Lou-rie as hr poked a stich in the snowman's mouth.

Just then Mr. Page came around the corner. home for his dinner.

"My goodness! what is tlhat? Is that R giant from the North Pnir-'1' He irizlitened mr! "Daddy said. as he stopmd still.

The children shrieked with laughter. ”'i'hat's our big snow- man," they all said together. "We niayed it trick on you." And they laughed and laughed at the joke on Laurie's Daddy.

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