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a. snow babh. wondered if that wns a warning meant for her, I warn- ing of an enemy in the neighbor- hood. Usually wvhui Sammy screamed like mm it was when he saw some hulls?! hunter tryinz to surprise and catch someone, sam- my has done much mischief. but no one knows how me.ny lives he has saved by giving timely warn-

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"Thief! Thief! Thiefl" screamed Sammy Jay.

there isn't any danger. He likes to fool his neiglhbms, or perhaps he does it just to hear the sound of his own mice.

In order to see bellzer, Mrs.

Grouse stretched as high as shel

gould. Slowly she turned her heedl from side to side. She looked care- fully tints way, She looked care- fully that way. She looked care- fully every way. Mm. Grouse has

very good mes, very good indeed. She saw no one but Sammy Jay. and he was not near enough for

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”"f'liwr fellow is as bad as Chat-F terer the Red Souirrel. Both like lo make as much noise nslthey

can," though Mrs, Grouse. She squatted '10 take another snow ha th.

All the time three pairs of eyes beside those of Sammy Jay were vrntcliing her. Crouched as flat in the snow as possible was one of the mot to be feared of all her enemies. Tufty the Lynx. He was hardly three Lrood jumps from her. She had looked straight at him with out seeing him. This was because he hadn't moved so much as a whisker. His fierce eyes were fixed on her hungrily.

Peeping out from beneath a snow-covered hemlock bougm not far from either Mrs. Grouse or Tuftv. another pair of eyes watch- ed. 'Ilhey were anxious eyes. not hungry eyes. They belonged to Jumper the Hare. No one saw him. No one had an idea he was any- where about. You see, his coat was as white as the snow nil around him and he didn't move so much as I whisker, either, But. oh, how he wanted to move. He wanted to stamp his long. stout hind feet. He wanted to warn Mrs. Gmuse of her danger wam Mrs. Grouse of her danger and didn't dnre. He knew only too well that Tully would rather have a dinner of Hare hlmn one of Grouse because there would be more of it. As it was. the big Cat with the tufted ears was un- comfortably near.

The fourth hair of watoliing eyes were those of Whitey the Snow Owl, so called because of his white cost. He had come down from the Far North because he couldn't. find enough in eat urn there. hhis

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Referring again to the opening load - it is usually better to make on efdort in an unlbid suit than to "stand pet" with a lead in the enemy's strong suit. Quite aside from this point, however. West went far astray when he took his diamond king with such celerity. There was no earthly way of know- ing what to shift to if West won tfhis trick, but there might (and would!) be excellent. guidance if We-st delayed a little! Otwiously. if the diamond nine had been al- lowed to hold. declarer would have led a second round of the suit. - indeed, he could not well do any- thing else - and then East would have been delighted to help West -by signalling with the nine of hearts.

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