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little black imps. Anyway. that is iwhat all the neighbors called them. They were as full of mischief as ripe berries are of juice. Yes, sir.

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they were so It was the kind ,.- t. in! mischief that comes from high Tony and Taridy were Mother spirits. They simply couldn't keep Bear's.'.nles.L twliis They wore two still. They had to be doing some-

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thing all the time they were awake. and it was this that so often got- them into mischief. Of course get- ting into mischief meant getting into trouble. It usually dou.

While they were babies and had to stay in the den. there was little mischief they could get into. But now they were big enough to play outside and to follow mother on short trips. Everything around them was wonderful. Every- thing they had never seen before they wanted to examine. Their two little noses were just as inquisi- tive, just as full of curiosity, as the nose of Peter Rabbit. and they wanted to poke them into every- thing they'saii'.

Mother Bear had her paws full. Yes. sir she had her paws full. She couldn't turn her back without the feeling that those imps would promptly get into mischief. All too

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often she was right. They didn't imean to be naughty. No indeed! iBut somehow they always wanted ito do the thiiigs they shouldn't do. Little boys and girls know how ithat is. Little Bear cubs are like little boys and girls in many ways.

Mother Bear had taken the imps uvith her for a short trip in search lof something to eat. Of course she ;had led the way. She had charged ithem to ken right at her heels. -and for 3 time they had. They hreally meant in all the way, At .iirst Mother Bear had turned her ihead every few steps to make sure ithey were right behind her. Al- iways finding them there. she look- ted less and less often. There came a time when she looked and they were not there. The fact is they 1iiadn't been there for some time. 'They had turned aside to look at something that had aroused their iruriosity. They had seen Jumper the Hare. and they had chased him.

in oiicles. Lost folks almost always walk in circles. One of the mat difficult things in do in the woods is to walk in in straight line.

At first they began to whiimper when they found that they didn't know which way in go. or where Mother was. It was It frightening sort of feeling. But. they got over it very soon.

"Mother will find us," declared

Taddy. "Of Course. she will." agireed Totty. "We'll just play around

until she comes."

So they just played around. and in so doing wandered farther and farther away from home. When they got tired they found a lovely sheltered place and laid down curled up together with their arms around each other. They had A nice long sleep. when they awoke they had the funnimt feeling. They couldn't think where they were. There was nothing around them

i.Thar was fiin' While the chase

Wasted. and they formt all about iliiother Boar. when at last Jumper became

tired of being chased by the two ismttll Bears he showed them what ireal running was like. and soon lwas out of sight After looking lfor him in rain iiiry remembered Mother Bear. and linsiily started to catch irp. It was then that they discovered somet.l1.i:r; It was some- ithiniz unpleasant It was something ;a little scary. It was something they had never experienced before. They were lost. They didn't know which way to go to find Mother. They didn't know which way to

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that they had ever seen before. Where was Mothrr? Why didn't she came? They weir hungry. They wanted something: to eat. Mother Ihad never let them go hungry for very long. They crept out from itheir hiding place and looked this ilway and that. They saw nothing 1but trees and trees. They began to whimper: they were scared. There was nothing to be really afraid of, but they were just as scared as if there had been. It almost always is that way with folks who are lost. They started off to look for mother. and of course they started in the wrong direction. That is one of the queer things about being lost. The lost one al- most always chooses the wrong direction. What were those little black imps in do?

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played from the table, and nut won with the kins. East made the natural return of his diamond ten. and West took the trick and led another diamond. t this point declarer could see. of course. that he would have to win two heart tricks to make the contract. He drew the outstanding trumps. cashed th 'A-Q of clubs. re-entered his han with a trump. and led I heart toward the board. West did what 98 out of every 100 players would do in his position: he played the seven of hearts. Deolarer put in dummy's nine. and after East took the trick. it was all over - bhero could be

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It goes without saying that South could have made the same ten tricks against any defense, but the point is that West could hevebeen 9. lot "tougher" than he wu. On the heart lead towsrd dummy. Wat should have played his queen. De- fense was obviously impossible un- less East had the heart king. and

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