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You see, Chatterer knew that if he had been in Peter's place, he would have done just that thing. So he waited a little while and then went back to the place where Peter had left him. There he sat and pretended to be looking in the direction in which Peter had gone, as if to make sure that Peter was really on his way home. But all the time Chatterer was watching out of the corners of his eyes to see if Peter was hiding anywhere near. He didn't see Peter, but he didn't have the least doubt that Peter was somewhere about. YOU SEE CHATTERER KNEW THAT IF HE HAD BEEN IN PETER'S PLACE HE WOULD HAVE DONE JUST THAT THING SO HE WAITED A LITTLE WHILE AND THEN WENT BACK TO THE PLACE WHERE PETER HAD GONE AS IF TO MAKE SURE THAT PETER WAS REALLY ON HIS WAY HOME BUT ALL THE TIME CHATTERER WAS WATCHING OUT OF THE CORNERS OF HIS EYES TO SEE IF PETER WAS HIDING ANYWHERE NEAR HE DIDN'T SEE PETER BUT HE DIDN'T HAVE THE LEAST DOUBT THAT PETER WAS SOMEWHERE ABOUT
discovered Chatterer's new house at all. VII HOW CHATTERER HAD FOOLED PETER RABBIT Chatterer the Red Squirrel is a scamp himself and not to be trusted. Nobody in the Green Forest or on the Green Meadows trusts him. And people who cannot be trusted themselves never trust any one else. Chatterer never does. He is always suspicious. So when Peter Rabbit had said good-by and started for the dear Old Briar-patch without knowing where Chatterer's new house was, Chatterer had made up his mind right away that Peter would never be satisfied until he knew, or thought he knew, where that new house was. You see, he knew all about Peter's dreadful curiosity. He watched Peter out of sight, then he slipped down out of sight himself between the stones of the old wall. "I know what Peter will do," said he to himself. "Peter will come sneaking back, and hide where he can watch me, and so find out where my new house is. I'll just stay here long enough to give him a chance to hide, and then I'll fool him.  AND NOW THE ADVENTURES OF CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL BY THORNTON W BURGUS CHAPTER SEVEN HOW CHATTERER HAD FOOLED PETER RABBIT CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRRELS ESCAPE HIMSELF AND NOT TO BE TRUSTED NOBODY IN THE GREEN FOREST OR IN THE GREEN MEADOWS TRUSTS HIM IF PEOPLE WHO CANNOT BE TRUSTED THEMSELVES NEVER TRUST ANYONE ELSE CHATTERWORK NEVER DOES HE IS ALWAYS SUSPICIOUS SO WHEN PETER RABBIT HAD SAID GOOD BY AND STARTED FOR THE DEAR OLD BRIAR PATCH WITHOUT KNOWING WHERE CHATTERER'S NEW HOUSE WAS CHATTERER HAD MADE UP HIS MIND RIGHT AWAY THAT PETER WOULD NEVER BE SATISFIED UNTIL HE KNEW OR THOUGHT HE KNEW WHERE THAT NEW HOUSE WAS YOU SEE HE KNEW ALL ABOUT PETER'S DREADFUL CURIOSITY HE WATCHED PETER OUT OF SIGHT AND THEN HE SLIPPED DOWN OUT OF SIGHT HIMSELF BETWEEN THE STONES OF THE OLD WALL I KNOW WHAT PETER WILL DO PETER WILL COME SNEAKING BACK AND HUNT WORRY CAN WATCH ME AND SO FIND OUT WHERE MY NEW HOUSE IS I'LL JUST STAY HERE LONG ENOUGH TO GIVE HIM A CHANCE TO HIDE AND THEN I'LL FOOL HIM
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