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whose fur coat

There's a time to run and I time

-Old Mother Nature. Woolly Bear. the Caterpillar is black at both

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ends And brown in the middle. was on his way to finda snug place in which to spend the win- ter. He didn't know it. No. sir. he didn't know it. But had you been there to see him marching down a little path through the grass. you certainly would have thought

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he knew where he was going. and was in a hurry to get there.

lt'wu a cold raw day. There were no other Caterpillars any- where about. The truth is. except- ing for some other "Woolly Bears, members of his own family. there were no other Caterpillars. All other kind of Caterpillars had long ago wrapped themselves up in silken cocoons. or had changed into what are called chrysalids. and were no longer Caterpillars

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"Aren't you lonesome?" Peter Rabbit.

"Why should 1 be lonesome?" Woolly Bear wanted to know. and kept right on marching along.

'1! you don't know where you are going. how will you know when you get there?" asked Peter. it was the second time he had ask- ed the question.

"Pil know." said Woolly Bear.

asked

at all. They never would he Cat- land hurried on. "Stop asking fool-

ish questions.

Woolly Bear "It is only Sammy Jay." Peter Rabbit.

”Is he coming this way?" woolly

wanted to know.

Peter Rabbit sat up for E ltgok .. 5,

around. "Yes." said he. lieve he is.”

"is he very near?" asked Woolly The

Bear. l-le sounded anxious. truth is. he was anxious.

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"Yes." said Peter. "He sees me. 'Thief.' Thief! Thief!" scresm- and I rues he's col-niig over to ed a harsh voice not far away. stopped abruptly. said

see what I'm doing her:."

"Thief! Thiell 'l'hlei!' screamed SammylJay again. and this time he sounded much nearer."

woolly Bear had started to crawl into the glass at one side. but when he heard that voice so near. he stopped and curled up right where he was in the mid- die or the path. There he lay. a black and brown furry bat. He did-n”t look like a Caterpillar at pil. H'e was curled up tight.

"Hello. Peter Rabbit. whst Ire you doing out here instead at be- ing at home in the dear Old larisr-patch?" asked Sammy Jay as he lighted in the path in ii-ont of Peter. Then he spied Woolly Bear.

"So. that's it!” he tzried. and hopped over to the little black and brown ball in the middle of the little path.

He turned Woolly over with his

couldn't have seemed more dead if he really had been dead. Sam- my Jay poked him again. Woolly Bear remained curled up tight.

"You wouldntt eat him, would you?" asked Peter.

"1 might it I was hungry enough and if he wasaiive, I wonder how long he's been here and what happened to him." said Sammy.

Peter kept his tongue still. He didn't tell Sammy Jay that only a moment before Woolly Bear had been hurrying Along the little path.

"It must be the cold weather." said Sammy. Once more he pok- ed Woolly Bear. Still Woolly Bear made no sign of being slive. "Pm not really hungry." continued Sammy.,”He would be all right if it wasn't for that fur coat of

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"East made the correct gm, 5 suits in the following. deal! boil this was not quite enough ' u;

West trade the markedly N ' mt opening lead. the "

clubs. I

saw that it was futile to lpartnerls spade lead, since Smith lwas marked with the king irmm Wests original lead of the quenm.

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queen of clubs by casvhin-. ; lop cards. when it becal.T...”if.,,,”'”' . that East's queen was too -IVE. guarded for capture, amt,” , i still went ahead with club 9? sbilshmen-t. There was no rams" for not doing so .. it the l..;.”';l acs W83 on side. so that. dccwr i could make the king, he ;. ,1" i win more tricks by ciczlrin A1 d

North dealer. , Both sides vultfcrablm.

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One letter simply stands for Another. In this example A is U804

for the three L's. X for the two

ttrophiea. the length and fol-mutton of the words an all hints- Es.ch5dsy the code letters on different.

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