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"Admiration seems to be.

Love's most frequent opening key. -Old Mother Nature.

The Black Shadows had come down from the Purple Hills. cros- led the Big titiver and the Green Meadows. and settled in the little swamp through which Laushilll

.Brook flows into the Smiling Pool.

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A combination of unfortu-- ur. and inept defense gave the tieclarer an excellent chance in the ioilowing hand-but he gave it back.

' clarer the advantage in timing.

surroundinas. The tiny Tree Frogs. called Hyles. were singing in the water all around the smiling Pool You know Peeper the Kyla is a famous singer in the early morning. Croaker the Green Frog added his voice to the chorus now and then.

Peter was sitting very still list- ening. Suddenly there appeared right in front oi him a feather- ed acquaintance of long stand- ing. lie had a long hill. For his

West couldn't be happy about opening a heart. a diamond or a club. so he fell back on what looked like a "neutral" solution- his top trump. This was not an actual mistake. but it did have (or should have had) an unfortu- nate outcome. because it gave de-

South took the first trick in his own hand and led the heart six. West ducked in the hope that de- clarer would go wrong. but South guessed correctly and put up the king. A diamond was then led from the board. East ducked. figuring that South might have king-Jack, and deciarer's queen went to West's king.

Now. no matter how painful it as for West to lead from his -J-8 of clubs, he should have made that shift. but he actually led another trump. Dummy won, and the diamond seven was led toward the closed hand. East put up the ace and shifted to clubs.

Southdealerr Both sides vulnerable QAJOI Ollie Q7! Q65! 10! .10 :Al05l wN' QQ918 QKI! gaiosl gnu 3 gens 0800!! A6 iciat 1., ihehiddingz Iouth West loch last ll Pass Ill Pass I Pass 3 Pass I Pass Pass Pass North's bidding J

more than he could ddiver. but liars was some logie h his idea that a direct raise to two spades would not do- full justice to his holding, Anyway, North's two bids should have turned out well.

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you know it was dusk. Fur- thermore het coat matched very perfectly the brown leaves on the ground. so it wasn't surprising that Peter couldn't see her. In-

or three minutes he was once more up in the air. Once more that lovely litle song came down gin it was a very long bin, 1; from above; each note like a lit- was so long that he was called '16 I'liIIIiI0D lellily fnllins.

Longbill the woodcocg Hg me, "He never. do that any other that long hill to bore holes in time of year." thought Peter. "I the soft earth and pull out worms. IIIDDOM WI 0119 Way Of 5h0Wil18 He always knows just where to 0"' Wm" d0" 3”Yb0dY W3” '0 bore. it always has puzzled Pet- '11”! Mi 901' IIIYWBYT" or how he een know. but he 1'59" WII 30504! U HEW!!! does. that question. Peter had quite for-

lle wasn't exactly dancing. but he was taking funny little steps,

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when he had done a little show- ing off himself. all because he wanted Mrs. Peter to admire him. You see, admiration really is the key that first unlocks love.

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his wings until the tips almost Hmg "-'W' i - -

dragged on the ground. He threw : mm n """"ck

his head back. and puffed out C .R "'3 tBed'

his breast. 'um' ' hgmldng M ::?b”

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110 I0 Ollie! see . But he I.A0naI indlai I1. Compete

could tell Just when Lonsbiii was. at physician as. Swine ss. Newt

because Ioushlll kept whistling. sausiolana I0.Appearlng so.veiitum io.l-lawn.

It must be that Lonshill was nstsiidup lsifeateh 8i.Pocketbooi-t parrot

circling, or somehow keeping him- It. Produce

sell in one place up there. Peter Ilrapletenl

wished that he could see him. .WaVy

He wished it even more whn (Hen!

instead of those clear whistled I.TiI'ne

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and then went wrong. If he had 3 - 980

discarded a club from dummy Ion - g the good diamond ack, then ed DON-'-KNON 3U-r .-rmusf the diamond nine and thrown 7'3” W: L . . DWHAT oouxll . Aw "do; go: W”, dummy, W cm, mm i':.:xHkI&hl is As wuahhcui-iron? qa rsmsud l the trick to East, no defense ' 'w'n”

could have been effective. East '"l (r "t"

could not lead trumps. and de- "m." '

clarer. at his leisure, could ruff ' :3?” . both of his losing clubs in dum- luymmm ! my, But that was not what hap- lui Noun,

pened South discarded a club on l nuppgu

his diamond jack. but then he

led a c uh. and that was his ruins-

tion. West took the i:rick and ':j:,',',;l:',"

led his last trump-and South 3,”...

soon discovered that he couldn't g.u..u.g

ruff a club and a diamond with

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