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Rimes tha Kingfisher sat on a limb 01 "10 NC hickory tree from which he could look down into the 57011111! P001. Rattles was doing three things at once. Probably you have been told never to try to do two things at once. But Rattles was Min! three. He was resting, He was -watching in the water for a dinner to come swimming his way. And 119 W35 "Tin! W make up his mind whether or not to go to the Sunny South for the winter.

Presently who should come along but nonglegs the Heron. He came flying in from the Big River flap- inc his big wings slawly,'hls long legs held straight out behind him like I ml. and his long neck fold- ed back on his shoulders so that he seemed to have no neck at all. When he reached the smiling Pool he stopped. and folded his great wings. just beneath Rattles the Kingfisher. He dropped his long legs straight down so that he stood just at the edge of the water He unfolded his long neck and stretched it as high as he could for I 100k Hound. Innslegs always be-

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on the face of things, the con- tract in today's deal hinged on n finesse, but the declarer avoided that (losing) speculation.

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Even after passing originally, it was very close whether North should have raised his partner's suit or bid one notrump-the fair honor-trick content of his hand was offset by the flat 4-3-3-3 pat- tern. However, there -was nothing really wrong with North's choice of actions.

West feared that he might make a bad guess among the side suits, and so opened the trump seven. South won with the nine and led s. heart. west put up the king and exited with another trump. South took this with the jack and led his last heart. East captured dum- my's queen and laid down the heart Jack.

Smith ruffed and cashed the top diamonds. Then, hoping that a certain condition of affairs existed and that, if it did, .West would not be too alert. dsclarer, led is third round of diamonds. As-it happened, declsx-er's hopes wars gratified on all counts. West. who had the missing trump but not the missing diamond. was certainly not alert-instead of prc-perly using his trump on this trick. to relieve his partner from a fatal return, West woodenly discarded a heart.

That was rather annoying to Eastl After taking the diamond trick he had to return either a club (up to dumrny's major ten- acs) or a heart. He chose the lat- ter. Thereupon. south simply dis- carded a club from his own hand. ruffed the trick with dummy's spade queen, cashed the club ace, tufted a club. drew West's last trump--and claimed, the contract.

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He hadn't seen Rattles up above him and was a little startled when Rattles harsh voice said. "Hello!"

"Hello," replied Longlegs. and his voice was just as harsh as that of Rattles. They have the harshest voices of any of the folks around the Smiiiling Pool.

"Are you going to tha Sunny outh?" asked Rattles.

"I don't know. Are you?" asked Longlegs.

"I don't know. I haven't made up my mind," replied Rattles.

"The fishing is still good," said Longlegs, and his long neck sud- denly stzralghtened and his bill shot clown into the water. when he lifted it again, he held it high and the end of the tail cf A small fish was sticking out of the tip of it. lie held his head straight up and gulped. Rattles could see that fish going all the way down that. long neck. of course, he didn't see the fish itself, but he could see the motion of the throat and it made him envious.

Longlegs looked up and winked. "I said the fishing is still good." said he. "If it continues to be good. I may stay all winter."

"Where?" demanded Rattles "The Smiling Pool will be covered with ice. There certainly won't be any good fishing: then."

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River that won't be covered with ice." replied Longlegs. "x, "But you can't know that there will be fish there," retorted Rat- tles. "I know all those places. It I could be sure of always finding something to eat there I would be tempted to stay over myself. I don't like that long journey to the Sunny south."

"No more do I." replied Long- legs. "One never knows where one is going to eat. one never knows what. dangers lie ahead, And one never knows the feeling of. being at home. I've about made up my mind."

"What have you made up your mind to?" asked Rattles.

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