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no not too slow. not yet too fast; The Iormer retl'ier.l.han the last. . .-Old Mr. Toad.
Old Mr. Toad seldom hurries. He doesn't believe in hurrying unless it is very necessary and he thinks that isnt often. or-course. Old Mr. Toad isn't built for hurrying. Nat- uflllly. he -isn't the hurrying kind. It takes a great deal to make Old Mr. Toad really hurry.
But he was hurrying now. That doesn't mean that he was going fast. That is. it wasn't last for any.
body but him. Hop. hop, hop. hop, r
he went through the soft evening dual: toward the edge of Farmer Brown's garden. After a. few quick h0PO he stopped to rest. From the smiling Pool tar across the Green Meadows came the Joyous chorus at his tiny'eousins the Tree Frogs called I-lylas. They are the iirst to u-aken in spring. As he listened. the music bag in his throat swelled out, but he didn't sing. He could sing best in water. How he wish he had reached the Smiling Pool and was adding his sweet voice to the high. Cltllr. piping voices of his small cousins.
Soon he was on his way again. hop. hop. hop. hop. For folks with long legs. folks who could walk last. or run. the distance in the Smiling Pool was not great. But to one who could travel only by short hope. it was a long. long journey. It is much more tiresome to hop than to walk or run. Just try it. You'll soon rind it so.
Peter Rabbit, returning from the Old Orchard on the other side of the garden caught up with old Mr. Toad as he drew near the edge or
"Why the hurry?” asked Peter.
Old Mr. Toad stopped to rest. Sweet Mistress . Moon came out lrom behind a cloud and smiled down at him. Peter could see in Old Mr. 'I'oad's lovely golden eyes ri dreamy look as if his thoughts were faraway. He said nothing but mov- ed on again. hop. hop. hop. hop. Peter chuckled. He couldn't help it. Old Mr. Toad trying to hurry did lool: a little funny.
"I suppose he thinks he is going fa.-it.." chuckled Peter. In a. single jump he could cover as much ground as Old Mr. Toad could cov- eiy in several of his longest hops and do it much more easily. Once more Mr. Toad stopped to rest.
"Watch out." said Peter.
Tor what?" asked Old Mr. Toad. "For what should I watch out? Has Jimmy Skunk come back this way?" He sounded anxious.
"No." replied Peter.
"I lei 1 him
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1 ' I I ..'-,l ,,"Ii-I Soon he was on his way again. hop, hop, hop, hop.
over in the Old Orchard on his way to the door-yard." "Perhaps he will meet Bowser the Hound there," said Old Mr. Toad hopefully. 'fIt he does, Bowser won't bother him. He learned his lesson a long time go and never has xorgotten it.” replied Peter. "What. lesson?" asked Old Mr. Toad. preparing to move on. '"The lesson of politeness. especi- ally towards Jimmy Skimk.” Peter explained: Old Mr. Toad wasn't listening. He was on his way again. hop. hop. hop, hop. He could think oi noth- ing but getting down to the smil- lng Pool and there singing his love song to old Mrs. Toad. He wonder- ed it she was there and perhaps worrying because she could neither Iind nor hear him. "Don't go too lest." warned Peter. "If you do. you may hop right into trouble." He chuckled softly. "What trouble?" Old Mr. Tom! stopped long enough to ask. ”I don't know," confessed Peter. then added brightly. "unexpected
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The iletenae gave South a run for his money in the Iollorwlng hamll West's double otethe one-heart opening was unduly loaded. and its only execs on to give. south a broad hint about. the location of key cords. auch doubles are rare- ly to he ooouuendeib
acumen vuItG810-N an ".9. rzico-isf - W on: ore." Wu. an since. one . gas; 8 auos - "KI! :.u(QJl gases -4-' 1-iiiiudixss: ' gum. West aorta B00 1g Dble. INT POI so PIN A..."- Pue FIJI
In fairness. however. West did re- deem himselt to some extent by making an excellent lead. - the deuce of truiups. south captured East's nine and led his singleton club. West strongly , d that this was a singleton. but he never- theless refused to put in the see. This was sound defense; it West had taken the trick. South would have had a. comparatively easy road to travel. since the demand queen would always be an entry to dummy.
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for everybody. so don't hurry so fast you 'hop right into it." He chuckled again. Old Mr. Toad said nothing but moved on. hop. hop. hop. hop. Just then a cloud. hid the race or Mll- tress Moon and for an instant Old. Mr. Toad couldn't see what was a-
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not have to lose a club trick made the hand much more diiiicult to develop, and it is doubtiui that many players would come through in South's position. The actual de- clarer, however. conducted the play almost as though he could see the location or every card! He ruffed a low club and led a low diamond toward dummy. West put up the king - it would not have help- ed him to duck - and exited as best he could with another low heart. south took the trick, went over to the diamond queen and ruffed another club. droppllll West's see. He then cashed the dia- mond ace and led the diamond
head. He didn't stop. He went right on, hop, hop, hop--right oil into
trouble. It is always waiting around
trouble.
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