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Pity those by fear possessed. Unafraid you're richly blessed. -old Mother Nature.

Something had frightened stalk- eye the Snail. There was no doubt about that. He looked frightened. He acted frightened. Peter Rabtiit stared at him unbeiievingly. He really did. Only a few minutes be- lore Peter had been envious of the little snail because he had thought that stailteye never had cause to worry. You know i. Snail can-ies his or her house on his or her back. and that house is a hard shell. It seemed to Peter that once inside that house, with the dscr closed. that just couldn't be any- thing for the owner to worry about.

It was a mistake. Safe as he seemed to be. stalkeye had his worries. For one thing he was afraid of being steppeti on by some- one big enough v0 c-rush him. He had asked anxiously if there were any Cows in the dear Old Brist- patch and was much relieve when Peter told him none ever name there. You see he moves so slowly that he simply can't get out or any onels way. Then there were times in very dry weather when he wor- ried lest he should dry up. He has to keep damp in order keep alive.

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By Josephine Culberbon. sommwm mm VICTORY IN THE BIDDING

East-West had very much bettu or the bidding in today's deal.

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"I-I--I think I'll be moving on." said the little snail.

Now he was afraid. There wasn't a shadow of doubt about that. y

"Wh-wh- what was it you said about Shorttaii the Shrew?" he asked in a small voice Peter could hardly hear.

"I said Biacky the Crow told me he saw shorttail over here in the Old Briar-patch," said Peter.

"I-I-I think I'll be moving on.” said the little Snail. The; stalks on the tips of which were his eras were stretched up as high as he could get them, and he was looking this way and that way anxiously

"Where are you going?" asked Peter.

"I don't know. Just somewhere, anywhere, away from here. How should I know where I'm going? Anywhere away from here will do." replied Stalkeye, moving along on his one foot so slowly that he seem- ed to move hardly at all. Yet I suspect he thought he was hu.r'y-

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