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So when he found that there was no way to get out of his prison, he curled up in the little hollow stump in his prison, where no one could see him, and made up his mind that he would stay there until he died. SO WHEN HE FOUND THAT THERE WAS NO WAY TO GET OUT OF HIS PRISON HE CURLED UP IN THE LITTLE HOLLOW STUMP IN HIS PRISON WHERE NO ONE COULD SEE HIM AND HE MADE UP HIS MIND THAT HE WOULD STAY THERE UNTIL HE DIED
round hole. Very cautiously Chatterer peeped inside the hole. Inside was a splendid hollow. On the floor of the box was a little heap of shavings and bits of rag. And there was a little pile of yellow corn. How Chatterer did hate the sight of that corn! You see, it was corn that had got him into all this trouble. At least, that is the way Chatterer felt about it. When he had examined everything, he knew that there was no way out. Chatterer was in a prison, though that is not what Farmer Brown's boy called it. He said it was a cage. Illustration: Very cautiously Chatterer peeped inside the hole. XIV CHATTERER DECIDES TO LIVE At first Chatterer decided that he had rather die than live in a prison, no matter how nice that prison might be. It was a very foolish thing to do, but he made up his mind that he just wouldn't eat. He wouldn't touch that nice, yellow corn Farmer Brown's boy had put in his prison for him. He would starve himself to death. Yes, Sir, he would starve himself to death.  THE ADVENTURES OF CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECORDING ALL LIEBER BOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOCK DOT ORG AND NOW THE ADVENTURES OF CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL BY THORNTON W BURGUS CHAPTER FOURTEEN CHATTERER DECIDES TO LIVE AT FIRST CHATTERER DECIDED THAT HE HAD RATHER DIE THAN LIVE IN A PRISON NO MATTER HOW NICE THAT PRESENT MIGHT BE IT WAS A VERY FOOLISH THING TO DO BUT HE MADE UP HIS MIND THAT HE JUST WOULDN'T EAT HE WOULDN'T TOUCH THAT NICE YELL OF CORN FARMER BROWN'S BOY HAD PUT IN HIS PRISON FOR HIM HE WOULD STARVE HIMSELF TO DEATH
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