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In many and in diverse ways.

greatest happiness. “It is the hap- piesttime in the whole year," he has more than once declared to i Mrs. Peter.

"It is a hwmw time" agreed Mrs. p Peter, then addrrl. "But, the" “e

other happy ﬂmgs,"

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the Crow this very minute. You have only to hear him to know

, that he is llBPlZV."

"Do you call that singing?" de- manded Mrs. Peter, turning up her wobbly little nose.

Peter grinned. “It all depends on‘ who is listening and what they think. If it tells some one that he loves them and ls happy than I guess it is a song no matter how it sounds to other ears. I guess it is a good thing, that we havent all ears alike." He twitched his own long ears.

Mrs. Peter said nothing and Petrr continued. “Listen to that concert from the Smiling Pooll Ii that isn't happiness what ls it? It is happiness and nothing else but. Over in the Old Orchard all the, feathered folk are singing or i! they can't really sing they are twitter- ing. and that amounts to the same thing. It is the same way along haul-shins Brook, on the Green Meadows. in and around the SmiL. ing Pool. over by the Big River. trpi in the Old Pasture. oven at that’ marshy place where Sara Rail. Sn. ly Coot and some others are liv- ing. You really should go over there some evening and listen to rho. rlnckm; and (‘llllfklllg going on] thcrc. It may not be cxnctLy sing”

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jl-Iomemaking days are happy days

—-Olcl Mother Nature.

1t has sometimes seemed to Peter Rabbit that May ls the month o!

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Over in the Old Orchard all the feathered folk are singing.

|ing. but it is a happy sound. It really is, my dear. I really do think that this is the happiest time o! all. I really do." "Why should lt be? that," said Mrs. Peter. Peter scratched a long ear with a long hind foot. He shifted and scratched the other long ear with the other long hind loot. He seems to think that it helps in his think- ing. Perhaps it does. I've never tried it myself. But I have seen thinking folks scratch their heads, so perhaps there is something to

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"Flor one thing," said Peter thoughtlully. "the grass is green. and the clover is tender and sweet." _

"I might have known that you would be thlnkingeo! your stom- ach." said lVLrs. Peter.

Peter took no notice oi this and continued. "Every day. everywhere. flowers are popping open. sorthats another thing. They \\'lll ho doing that later. but Just now “lac-r. there has been none for so'lon,; every one ls happier !or just. seeing ‘deem. Then. too, all the feathered folks who were away all winter are back. Just being back makes ihem happy and just having them back makes the rest o! us happy. All but a iew who nested early and now have eggs or babies, are extra. happy because they are in love and are planning new homes, or have already hogan building. Homemaking days are always hap- py days. you know." "Much you know about it!" snil- fed Mrs. Peter. "Don't you think those who already have homes and babies are just as happy as those who are just plannlngl" “No,” replied Peter quite as i! he knew all about it. "O1 course they are happy, but it is a dliterent kind o1 happiness. It ls a worried happiness. You don't hear them singing. They are too busy and too worried for that. But those who have neither eggs nor babies have no worries. and Just have to share their happiness with others. That

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"It ls sort o! catching. isn't it?" said Mrs. Peter. Then she kicked up her heels in the iunniest way. Peter did the same thing. May days are happy days. May it ai- wnys be so. ~

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