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(By Thornton W. Burgess). THE UNAFRAIDI It seldom pays to interfere

with those who face you without fear.

-Reddy 1'01. . Long ago Raddy Fox iound out for ‘"‘ “ the truth oi that say- ing and has lived accordinglylever since. He has found out that oiten independence and lack o! rear have nothing whatever to do with size and are at all times to be treated with respect. He knows that appearance often deceives that and the seeming helpless may not he so at nil. He rilso learned long ago how seldom the young will lteileve this when told. They must ilnd it out tor thrmseives. The Braggart was the biggest and smartest of Reddys‘ tivp chil- ldren- Iile was as fine a young Fox ias ever twinkled his black feet through the grass oi! the Green Meadows. His chief tault was ithat he thought too well oi! him» lselt, a natural {ailing with those wwho are sznarter than their neigh- bors and knew it. It too often ,1ends to boasting. It did with ‘this young Fox. It rwas thus that

It became plain that he would have no chance to jump on them from behind

that they had no intention oi run- hing away.

Now the arsaaart had surprised and killed a young Chuck only l little smaller than hlrnselr a couple o! days before. These strangers were not nearly as big as that Chuck. Here was a chance t0

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ghgw or; before his brothers and sisters; to show how tearleil he was; what a mighty hunter he was. He oved a iew steps toward

he got the name Braggart. ‘when he and his brothers and sisters had their first lesson in hunting he was a little the boldest. a little the quickest, a little the the sins strangers and bellied- cleverest, so he was a little the There was something about that most successful. The more sucqstamping that caused the You!!! cesstul he was the more sure ot| Fox to pause, It gave him l 11"”? himself and what he knew and reeling. as 1f he wee W"! WWW!» what he could do he became. B0 or threatened. or both- H= ""- it is perhaps, not to be wondered Four small black 6W5 Win ‘Wﬂlﬁh’ at that he bragged. l-le liked to in; him and in them he saw noth- he admired hy his brothers and . in: whatev r of irizht- sisters. Must folks like to be ad- ‘The you s FOX had “"8" "l" i-nired, Chuck from behind. He Ne!!! t0 Watching him Reddy Fox wouldicircle to lzet pehlnd these un- grin a. bit. rueiully. “It is uselessiaimlds. They turned w M i° to tell him ‘anything. l-le thinks keep facing him and they con- he knows it all already. He has a tinned i0 M“ hlnl- 1° mm’

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ber whit he learns and in time "why don't W“ "W1 0M7" will be as smart a Fox as he thinks called snot-hit Y“!!! 1"°X- u "Show me how You 5° 1"-

She sighed and agreed. There are barked another.

he is now." said he to Mrs. Reddyl ' The Braggart showed hi! twill

some things that only expereince can teach. and gfvwleﬁ I! WRPP- Th9 ‘m’

One evening as the Blabk atraids merely BUMP"?! I m“? Shadows came creeping out trcm harder. He wasn't soaring them the Purple Hills the young Foxes s. bit. started down an old ccwpath in {— __ the Old Pasture. On the Green The next story: “The R550"- Meadciws they would separate to hunt for Grasshoppers and Mice‘ Thgy came tn s place where the, path crossed a rwide openingl among the bushes. They stopped gbfupﬂy, In the middle of that

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people digging in the grass roots, pulling over such small stones and sticks as they could and now and _ then pouncing on something and that the thYBC-HOtYEIglpbCOIlI-glnii: eating it. i“ may.’ deal WW‘ ll en tense The young Foxes stared. They, against run-ot-thengiiowevel? was- Mvsr- 11nd seen anyone at all like, The actual dec arer. n. these small strangers. ThW "i"? ﬂanked h? l °°“P1° °' “i” P’

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black coats with wdhilte hstrévﬁl- “ml “u” They had rather broa us y a s. - - They were very much smaller than ‘ell-WU! “ll-"°"§l" mejonng Foxes, To the latter‘ "3; they gave no attention whatever, ‘K199 just went on about their business ‘K 9 5 4 just as it they didng‘ kngwhgat §Q 10 i! 3 there was anyone h a n '3 ' j ' 1 l hood. Not. until the Brazeart dint‘: 1o N ‘g ‘ a barked. "Who are you?" ‘"4 my 0Q o s W E ea s s even look up. ‘Q1 s ‘.1086 ‘When they saw "l9 37°11"! FOX" ‘K 5 . —"“ they moved so that they stood side ._ ‘ K Q ‘ by side lacing the latter. They . A875 lifted their tails straight up. _-.Am3| They stamped the ground with ,‘ A 1 their front sleet. They looked not ‘ - _ the least hit afraid. It was plain rno asadinl- ' ‘m louﬂi West North By Fogaly and Shorten 1N1‘ Pass 2N1‘ Pan

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