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it every one it should be plain Who ventures naught will nothing gain.

-Peier Rabbit.

Peter Rabbit had no business to rat the plants growing in Flax-mer Brown's garden. He didn't know zhls. To Peter, as to all the Green Meadow and Green Forest folk. inythfng and everything is free for the taking. To them there is :mt.hlng wrong in taking what they can get, so Peter could see no rea- son why he shouldn't help him-

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self to certain things in Farmer

Brown's garden. things of which he was very fond and which he could find no where else.

Farmer Brown's Boy understood this. That was Why he didn't real- ly blame Peter for the mischief he was'doing. Still" he couldn't let Peter go on ruining the garden. which was just what he was da- ing.

”There must be some way of teaching Ihe soanIp'n lesson he won't forget and that will keep him out of the garden," said Farm- er Brown's Boy. "Of course a fence or wire netting would do it pro- vided he didn't dig under it, which

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he probably would do. but such a. fence would cost too much. I thought I could catch him in a box Lrep and take him off where he wouldn't get in mischief. but the rascal had been caught in that kind of a trap two or three times. He remembers it and keeps away from it. I thought if I made a watchman of that Owl I'-m caring for until he can look out for him- sell. it might keep that Rabbit away. No one is more feared by Rabbits than I-footy the Great Horned owl. It worked all right until Blacky the Crow found him out there in the garden. Then he and his black friends made life miserable for young Hooty. They might even have killed him if I hadnlt rescued him. I must think oi some other way of keeping Peter out of the garden."

For a While he was in what is called a brown study Suddenly his good-natured freckled face light- ed up. "I wonder!" he exclaimed.

"What do you wonder?" asked Mother Brown.

"I'll tell you later." replied Tom- my. his eyes twinkling. "I think perhaps I have thought. of It way to teach Peter Rabbit to keep out of our garden."

"I hope it isn't anvthing to hurt! him," said Mother Browntof the tender heart.

"I won't go in, I'll ult ln' thousht Peter as he J1-sn,pI,i.pl:sereiy,, Ilpperty, lip.

to you and hereafter ltaylat home here in the dear old Brlat-patch where you belong," said Mrs. Peter severely

"Hooly never was over there be- fore. I have been there more times than (I can remember and until last night never saw or heard him there,” said Peter.

”That doan't mean that he won't lcome back there. You just my t h , P t t , The '

"It may shock him A little. btitlgaveme m-gheii f,:l:l;I't11 sgopnwscz:-lyl.l it won't really hurt him." declared, mgy Skid M". Peter. Tummy. Whistling. he headed fori peter made no promises In mm ill” bar" the said nothing at all. For: couple

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I Over in he dear Old Briar-patch gill-n1l',r:.1e'n.tut'Z)olIil:b'i'(.goubne(i' rat Peter Rabbit. He had told Mrs , hind the purple Hills and I me ”i””l his advemu” M Black shadows stole acres the night before when he liadiG,.em Meadows Pet" slipped om Ix-isited the garden and Vnung IrIootv.nf the deal. om Briarggawh while had mI:h'c"ed mm almim "m of Mrs. Peter's .back was turned and ihis wits by booting almost nvermeaded straight for Farm” ill'fIh9):ld' H V,” b I niBrnIvn's garden.

g 7 ill” ml V” 9”" VETL, "I won't go in, I'll just pack in," thcught Peter as he ran. lippcrty, ! lipperty, lip.

He reached the garden fence at , the place where he had.been in i the habit of slipping under it. He started to do this now. Something isurprising happened. Yes, sir,

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