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Peter sat down and began to pull his whiskers in a way he has when he is trying to decide something. It seemed as if two little voices were quarreling inside him. PETER SAT DOWN AND BEGAN TO PULL HIS WHISKERS AND AWAY HE HAS WHEN HE IS TRYING TO DECIDE SOMETHING IT SEEMED AS IF TWO LITTLE VOICES WERE QUARRELING INSIDE HIM
y sharp. Now I think I'll be going back to the Old Briar-patch." "Don't tell where I am," called Chatterer. VI PETER RABBIT LISTENS TO THE WRONG VOICE Peter Rabbit didn't play fair. No, Sir, Peter didn't play fair. People who have too much curiosity about other people's affairs seldom do play fair. He didn't mean to be unfair. Oh, my, no! Peter didn't mean to be unfair. When he left Chatterer the Red Squirrel sitting on the old stone wall on the edge of Farmer Brown's Old Orchard, he intended to go straight home to the dear Old Briar-patch. He was a little disappointed, was Peter, that Chatterer hadn't told him just where his new house was. Not that it really mattered; he just wanted to know, that was all. With every jump away from the old stone wall, that desire to know just where Chatterer's new house was seemed to grow. Peter stopped and looked back. He couldn't see Chatterer now, because the bushes hid him. And if he couldn't see Chatterer, why of course Chatterer couldn't see him. E 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 BURGAS CHAPTER SIX PETER RABBIT LISTENS STILL A WRONG VOICE PETER RABBIT DIDN'T PLAY FAIR NO SIR PETER DIDN'T PLAY FAIR PEOPLE WHO HAVE TOO MUCH CURIOSITY ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE'S AFFAIRS SELDOM DO PLAY FAIR HE DIDN'T MEAN TO BE UNFAIR OH MY NO WHEN HE LEFT CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL SITTING ON THE OLD STONE WALL ON THE EDGE OF FARMER BROWN'S OLD ORCHARD HE INTENDED TO GO STRAIGHT HOME TO THE DEAR OLD BRIAR PATCH HE WAS A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED AT CHATTERER HADN'T TOLD HIM JUST WHERE HIS NEW HOUSE WAS NOT THAT IT REALLY MATTERED HE JUST WANTED TO KNOW THAT WAS ALL WITH EVERY JUMP AWAY FROM THE OLD STONE WALL THAT DESIRE TO KNOW JUST WHERE CHATTERER'S NEW HOUSE WAS SEEMED TO GROW PETER STOPPED AND LOOKED BACK HE COULDN'T SEE CHATTERER NOW BECAUSE THE BUSHES HIT HIM AND IF HE COULDN'T SEE CHATTERER WHY OF COURSE CHATTERER COULDN'T SEE HIM
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