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Little Toad was IlI'lm.' happily with Old Mr. Toad in ii corner of -Dormer Brownls iznrriei All iiirouizh the sunny part of ii: ' (lays they loud in cominrt iznd :1 ii :ne im;i:'n In the Ahildlcsi. pm" at liiril cm-nr-r. 'n the cool or the cicuii-.: atartleci out together in spend the

.come up from the smiling Pool livhere he was born. and where as s lbahy he had been a tadpole or ipollywox. more like a. fish than a Toad.

Usually after starting out. Did IMr. Toad went. one way. while iLiiilr- Toad went another. Of course iold Mr. Toad having lived in the garden so long knew all the best ,hiuiiiiig places. He knew which plants certain wm-his liked best. He lknrw just which plaiil.s insects or

ilW.V;serei'ai kinds liked best. He knew

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iects and flies iniricr and on piziiils farmer Browns Bnv always called Did Mr. Toad hi-4 2ISSlSiiIll!. K.'IT(lFlIel 1. He didn't know as ye: that Lu-. 'ie Toad was there in help too. You see, Little Toad had hut rcceiitiyl

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warned old Mr. Toad. "Always look boxers you hop. Othariviu you may hop straight into danger."

"Yes. sir. I will." llld Little 'mad.

might forget it before he had lone a half doaen hops. "It you please. what 3 there to be afraid of?" he asked.

"Many things." replied Old Mr. Toad. "Many things. especially for one so small as you. Little Toads must keep their eyes open every minute while they are out."

"Don't big Toads have to?" asked Little Toad.

"Not as much as little Toads. You see. a big Toad isn't easily swallow- ed by some oi! the folks that love to swallow little Toads." replied old Mr. Toad.

Little Tosd sighed. "I wish I were a big Toad." he signed.

"That's a foolish wish." gala out Mr. Toad. "You'll be big soon enough without wishing it. That is. you will if you are not ventureaome. Keep under cover. Always remember to keep under cover. It you are wise. which of course you can't be. as

and he really meant it, though he

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young as you are. you'll stay right in this garden. Everything you dangers which you'll never (ind here."

hop, hop. hop. hlppity hop be- tween two rows of cabbage plants. Little Toad sighed again as he watched Old Mr. Toad out of sight. Then he started off in an- other direction.

It was a busy night for Little Toad. He hopped here and he hop- ped there. By the time he reached the farther and of the garden, he had eaten so much that he ielt that he couldn't swallow mother fly. Also, he felt as if he couldn't hop another hop. He was tired and he was sleepy. so he found a cool comfortable place in which he was well hidden, and there he. leil as- leep. When he awoke. it was broad daylight. Of course he snnuid have been at home under that big hoard. What would Old Mr. Toad say when he got back?

"I won't. go back now." thought Little Toad. The truth is, he was hungry once more. His first thought was of his stomach. In this respect

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he was much like many other folks He. started out to get something to eat. He didn't pay any attention to where he was going and presently he found himself at the edge of the gar- den. There was a fence here, but of course a fence didn't mean any- thing to such a little fellow as Lit- tle Toad. He crawled under the fence. He was outside the garden. Old Mr. Toad wouldn't. have ap-

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proved. No. sir. he wouldn't have approved at all. You see. when Lit- tle Toad crept under that ience. he had crept right into Farmer Brown's chicken yard. and that. was no place for such a small Toad to be. He was alloigethcr too venturesome.

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