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about. one night he decided to go hunting in and around a distant swamp he had not visited tor a long time. There he met Cousin Gray. Because he was not on what he considered his own private shunting grounds Roddy was more polite. He made no attempt to drive his cousin away.

"I see you are still around." -barked Roddy. “Is Mrs. Gray around too?"

Oousin Gray admitted that she was. Raeddy knew by this that they Islet be living somewhere near. lie was curious to know where.

“Did you find a good house?" in- quired Reddy.

“we certainly did." replied Gray

Fox. - “That's line," said Roddy. “You were lucky. Really good houses al- , ready dug are few and tar between these days. I would hardly know where to look for one should Mrs. Reddy and I have to leave the Old Pasture suddenly. Did you have to do much digging to make it ready to use?"

"We didn't dig so much as u paw- iul oi sand," replied Cousin Gray.

At that Roddy opened his eyes a little wider. "You don't say!" he exclaimed. y

Cousin Gray nodded, "Not a paw- lul." he repeated.

“Perhaps you and Mrs. Gray are easily suited. Mrs. Reddy and I are a little iusay. we want things neat and comfortable," said Red-

dy.

"That is what Mrs. Gray says, and it is exactly what we have," declared Cousin Gray.

"Pardon me." said Raddy politely, "but I don't seem to remember any such house over this way, and I am pretty well acqquainted with the country round about."

“I'm surprised. It is an old house but a very good one. we are liv- ing high,” said Cousin Gray.

Reddy pricked up his ears. “You're lucky." said he. "Mrs. Red- dy and I are doing all right, but we are not living high by any means. It is a little early for that. You must have found a good hunt- ing ground as well as a good house You certtlnly are a lucky Fox."

“Who said anything about good hunting?" demanded Cousin Gray.

“You said you are living high," retorted Raddy.

“so I am. but what has that to do with good hunting?" replied Gray Fox. He looked puzzled.

“Weli, iolks who have plenty to cot are said to be living high. 11 you didn't mean that what did you mean?" grumbled Reddy.

Cousin Gray grinned with sudden understanding. "Come with me and I'll show you, said he.

He led the way into the swamp. He stopped at the loot or a big tree and looked up. or course Red- dy looked up. Quite high up he saw a hole in the trunk. It was a big hole big enough to be the door- way to a house oi Bobby Coon's. But it wasn't. cousin Gray barked sharply. in a. moment a sharp lace appeared ill the doorway. It was the lace or Mrs. Gray.

"I told you we are living high," said Gray Fox, and grinned. _.___....j.____j...

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