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Johnny qhuok set on his door step watching the world go by.i Johnny's world isn't very big, for; Johnny isn't much of a travelelni He is what is called a hcme body.‘ He thinks there is no place like‘,

goes visiting, but now and then he has visitors. One was coming now with the Black Shadows creeping over the Green Meadows. It was Peter Rabbit.

Peter and Johnny are old naish-L bore and friends. They under-i stand each other. Neither is alraid oi’ the other. They have similar H tastes. Bonn are fond of sweet clover. Both like the same things W in Farmer Brown's garden Z,‘ .

“Hello, Peter Rabbit! where are i’, you bound?" said Johnny Chuck. Contract

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he wants to know. JxiNowherlbd in Trticllllfll." said _. -~ ' , ° m)’. B now e gr nned. ' " ‘ "I'm 19w!!! 200d." ssld Peter. ffimmmsid "I'm feeling better than that Ensbwesg mmseore. I'm leeiina very 300d. 1m feeling 5° Rood I want to kick up my ‘A4 o‘ heels." said Johnny. JAQ 1 8 4 "Why don't you?" asked Peter 1.QJ1°- i , and kicked up his own heels. d“, 7 “T1 s" "r would ir 1 had 1on8 heels litel 0K9 1°. N "us: yours." replied Johnny. '7 "a 3' wlE .353" Meanwhile the black Shadows '95 9 4.10s were drawing a curtain oil’ soft ‘A? S '. ' dusk over all that part of the a v $3552’! Great World. On the Lone Little Q934 3 Path something white moved. It ‘A’! i nil. b: 2:" o: l . u a el- e ad a “i it for a. minute Peter knevc/Mglfit it Th‘ wading" P u‘ wasn't. 1t did bob up and do“ West \North Elsi, 8o . 1t didn't hob at all. 1t didn't disap. 34. Dbie. Pass, ‘pear at all as a Rabbit's tail does P“ Pa“? Dble" - when its owner sits doom. ‘ P!" P”‘~

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By this time Jimmy Slounk w” near enough to be really seen, the ihlaek or his coat as well as the white. He saw iihem and came over to join them. "What are you tellows doing?" he asked.

"Nothing in particular. just thinking what s, fine evening it is and how avod we reel." said Peter. _

"You should feel good on such an evening as ilhis. Iirn feeling good myself." said Jimmy Skunk.

"I feel, like doing something foolish. like kicking up my heels, to show how good I do ieel." ex- plained Peter.

Jimfny nodded gravely. "I some- times feel that way myself. In fact. I am reeling that good right now." said he.

“That's the way 1 feel, too, but l‘ can't really kick up my heels not the way Peter can his. any more than you can kick up yours." said Jorshny Chuck.

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