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one who wants it has value, and the more he wants it the greater the value. Value is the measure of desire by one, a iew, or many. So, oi’ course, the more a thing is de- sired, the greater its value.

One of the things Trader went much time admiring was the han- dle oi' a broken cup. a. white crock- ery cup. "There is not another like it in all the Green Forest," he boasted and patted it with his white paws. "I wouldn't trade it for anything. Don't you wish you had one like it."

"No," said Peter shortly. He wasn't interested in 'I‘rade.r's col- lection, but he was ‘interested in something that Trader had said a few minutes before. "Did you really mean it when you said that you can thump and drum with

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“Your mistake, Peter. All I said was that I both thump and drum, and I do. I didn't say how or what: with," replied Trader.

"But of course you do both with your hind teet, don't you?" re- torted Peter.

"I thump with them, admitted ‘Trader. .

"I knew it." declared Peter. “If you don't drum with them 100 then you must drum with your fore ieet like Whitefoot the Wood Mouse." '

"Why must I?" asked Trader.

In his big black eyes was a twinkle that Peter didn't see. ,“Because you haven't anything else to drum with," cried Peter triumphantly. .

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"I do." retorted. Peter.

‘Trader chuckled. "You've for- gotten something,“ said',he.

"What?" cried Peter. Be looked puzzled.

"My tail." chuckled Trader.

Peter looked more puzzled than evcr. "What about your tall? What has that to do with. it?" he asked.

"Everything. I drum with it," replied Trader, and now he chuckled more than ever st the look on Peter's face.

"You drum with your tail? whoever heard oi anybody drum- ming with their tail?" Peter cried

Trader looked at Peter's soft, white, iiulfy apology for a tail and laughed right out. Yes, sir, that is just what he did. He couldn't help it. “I guess you would have a. little trouble in drumming with that make-believe tail of yours,"

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