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voice was deep and clear and eager. The Merry Little Breezes

black ears of the young Fox. The scent lay strong, easy to follow, and the D05: was tellinng all who

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shivery feeling. He wondered if his father down there in the bushes had that feeling, too. How long would it be before his father had to start running again, and where would he go then? It was too warm for long running and both the Big River and Laughing Brook, where a trail could be en- ded in friendly water, were s long way from where his father now was.

There was no pallSG in the steady triumphant haying of the Dog until he reached the stone- wall. There he stopped barking. The scent ended where Roddy had left the ground in his long leap to the top of the wall. The Dog

his nose to the ground searching for the lost scent. He worked back and forth in a small circle. He whinned with impatience The watching young Fox chuckled. His father had been snort to make that long jump to the top of the wall. He would remember that trick. Yes, sir he would remember that.

Just then the Dog put his fore feet up on the wall and reaching over miffed at the top. He lifted his head and hayed in triumph Then he scrambled over the wall

expecting to find the scent on the l other side Of course he didn't He ,hunted there as carefully as he j had on the first side. Once more . he stood up on his hind legs to i l

reach up and smell of th top of I the wall. The scent was there. This time he remained on the Wail instead ofscrambling over. He followed the scent on top of ; the wall. _

i He was a smsrt Dog. It wasn't n l easy for him to run along nn the l wall as it hnd been for Roddy. He l jirimiped down and ran along beside the wall, now and then stopping to reach up and sniff at the top. At inst when he reached up and sniffed there was no scent. He stopped barking and nlzain scram- bled up on the wall, slowly. care- fully, he walked back and found the scent where it ended on top of the wall. Where had that Fox gone? How could he have gone

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Berry Junior, smartest of the Roddy Fox, sat in his favorite place in the upper part of the old Posture. Fmm s hi: flat rock partly surrounded by bushes he could see a long way in several

place to see with nrnall chance of ‘heinx seen. It was his favorite

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he had n feeling of dread now. If he should live to he as old as his father now was. he would hear

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without leaving scent? Perhaps he had tried the old trick of Jumping as far c-ff the wall as he could. The Dog jumped down on one side and circled carefully. No scent. He did the same thing on the other side Still no scent.

followed the scent back to where it began. There it ended again. l-le went a few steps farther, but not quite far cnoughJHe turned back and again followed the scent to where it had ended near the end of the wall. Once more he circled on both sides. He whined his dis- appointment. The watching young Fox chuckled and felt like hugging himself, but of course he couldn't do that. i-low smart his father was! What a trick! It was one to remember.

And frcm the clump of bushes in which he was comfortably curled up Roddy Fox watched and grinned.

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The heart sce was played, and East "encouraged" his partner b! putting on the eight. Declarer new tried a deep diamond finesse, to his own eight and West won with tho nine. On the heart continuat- ion, drzclarer guessed that the finesse would not "n-nrk and played dummy's king.

Another diamond was led. South smothering the queen with the ace, then lending the idiamond four. West won with the king and returned his last heart, East tak- ing the trick.

East shifted to the spade deuce and South made the inspired play of the king. He then cashed the thirteenth heart and his high dil- nnond. West signalled with the cluh seven on the heart. and Elm promptly discarded t-ro clubs, the three and the five. to hold s" 0f his spades.

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