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JOHNNY FINDS THE WRONG ONE

It matters not it wrong or right A temper lost will seek a tight —0id Mother Nature.

It is just as true that disappoint- ment often results in lost tanner. Johnny Chuck was disappointed. He was much disappointed. He had done a lot ol . nning ‘about. He had been all over the Green Mea- dows. He had been over in the old Orchard and along the edge 01 the Green Forest. He had been over to the Bit: River and ind visited the Old Pasture. That was a lot. at runing about for such a homebody as Johnny Chuck.

“ Why had he done it? To begin with, it had been partly to (ind something to eat. -- "-‘ _ green Just starting to grow. He had iound only a bite here and a bite there, for it was still too early in the season for many plants to have started.

Later it was something else that kept him roaming lrom place to pince.. For a. while he didn't know himself what it was that kept

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"Were you alone down in that house of yours.all winter?" asked Peter Rabbit.

0! her own,” said he.

“Have youu looked in it to see it she is there now?" Peter wanted to know.

Again Johnny nodded. "0! course I have. That is the very first place

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Thus, North's two-spade bid oi- lered little encouragement ‘ior South to go on, and when south did go on. West should have as- sumed that his right-hand adver- sary knew what he /was doing! West was correct about one thing-— that it was too late to show his own heart suit, at such a hlsh level- but apparently, he failed to ren- lizs their it might be just as dan- gerous to double tour spades. A meek pass at this point was the sensible ooursei

The double, resulting in South's redouble, proved to be costly! south ruiled a diamond. then tried the space iinesse. West won and shift- ed to the club ten. but to no avail! south took the trick with the jack, ruiled another diamond, driving out West's king, then drew West's last trump and discarded a cl.ib from dummy on his own good din- mond jack. Finally. alter cashing the club we. he ruffed a club, and

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er Brown's garden. 01 course there was nothing growing there now. It was bare and dreary as all gar- dens are at the end oi’ Winter. (is he crept under the fence he saw a pair or black heels disappear in a in corner.

“Pollyl I've found her!" he " thought happily and raced across the garden. There was a hole right in the comer and looking out at it was—-a total stranger. Johnny stopped short and stared. He couldn't believe his own eyes. He had round the wrong one, very much the wrong one.

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