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along in their little mnglo shoes.
“is everybody spring-cleaned?"
asked Nick when the March Hare
and the Twins returned to Scrub-
Up Lend after taking Tatters to his
new home.
”No. indeed." said Mister Rubs-
dub. looking meaninsly at the
March Hare. .
The March Bare looked very un-
happy. “No. indeed!" be repeated.
turnins the pages of his his book.
“I only wish they were. But here's
Mister Mink to be spring-cleaned.
And as everyone knows. it may be
that he's hungry tor a. rabbit din.
nor." ‘
“Now see here, Mister Hare." said
Rubednb. “don't be foolish and
worry about nothing. I‘ve been
reedinx it oil on in the 'Lochoiiow
Gesette.‘ It says very plainly that a
toil-y rabbit ls different trom any
other kind of rabbit. And you're a
tail! rebut. aren't you? The same
utheMteannny.Yoncango
anywhere you wish end nothing can
hurt yon.”
“is that so—is that really so?"
benmod‘tho March Bare. "And no
matter now I get site: the rest of
those sleepy rascals. they curt bite
Money Mlld Turtie's log, where'he
usually sunned himself. on and on
and on. until they came to a. pretty
wild place where the water run be.
tween rocky banks. A lot of old
many bridges.
on one of these bridges sat Char-
ley Otter.'and on another sat Marty
Mink.
“Bush!" said the March Hal-o.
“Let's watch illem and see what
they're doing." ‘
“I bet you I catch the first iiShJ'
Marty Mink was saying .
"I bet you don't." said Charloy
Otter. With that there was a streak
of brown and a. splash. and Charley
wlth a fish in hls mouth.
He swam to shore and Marty
Mink ran over. and waited for him
to climb the bank.
"I lost that time,” said Marty.
eyeing the fish hungrily. "But I'll
beat you yet. I can yell louder than
you can."
Charley Otter opened his mouth
bolyell. the fish fell out and Mort!
grabbed it. Like a null he looped
behind a. rock and was gone. know-
ing that he could move much iss—
tex- ihan Charley. and that by the
time Charley reached him the fish
trees lay across the water like so "
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“Certunly.” slid Mister Rub-dub. "That's the we! with minke."
"NOV'IO and get that think fellow. Whispered the March Km to the
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Cherie! Otter no you DB. 111-" the work half the time." .
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Then they turned off through the having the time of his life!
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