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Anyway, he would have a look. So he hurried down from the tree and out along the old stone wall. His spirits began to rise as he whisked along, peering into every hole and jumping from stone to stone. It really seemed as though he might find a snug home somewhere here. Then he remembered something that made his heart sink again. ANYWAY HE WOULD HAVE A LOOK SO HE HURRIED DOWN THE TREE AND OUT ALONG THE OLD STONE WALL HIS SPEARS BEGAN TO RISE AS HE WHISKED ALONG PEERING INTO EVERY HOLE AND JUMPING FROM STONE TO STONE IT REALLY SEEMED AS THOUGH HE MIGHT FIND A SNUG HOME SOMEWHERE HERE THEN HE REMEMBERED SOMETHING THAT MADE HIS HEART SINK AGAIN
round, red Mr. Sun goes to bed every night. He could see the old stone wall that separates Farmer Brown's cornfield from the Green Meadows. He could see Farmer Brown's house and barn and near them the Old Orchard where Johnny Chuck had spent the summer with Polly Chuck and their baby Chucks. He knew every nook and corner in the old stone wall and many times he had been to the Old Orchard. It was there that he had stolen the eggs of Drummer the Woodpecker. He grinned at the thought of those eggs and how he had stolen them, and then he shivered as he remembered how he had finally been caught and how sharp the bills of Drummer and Mrs. Drummer were. But all that was in the past, and thinking about it wasn't going to help him now. He had got to do something right away. Perhaps he might find a place to live in the old stone wall, and there might, there just might, be enough grains of corn scattered over the ground of the cornfield for him to lay up a supply, if he worked very hard and fast. ULD SEE THE PURPLE HILLS BEHIND WHICH JOLLY ROUND RED MISTER SUN GOES TO BED EVERY NIGHT HE COULD SEE THE OLD STONE WALL THAT SEPARATED FARMER BROWN'S CORD FIELD THROUGH THE GREEN MEADOWS HE COULD SEE FARMER BROWN'S HOUSE AND BARN AND NEAR THEM THE OLD ORCHARD WHERE JOHNNY CHUCK HAD SPENT THE SUMMER WITH POLLY CHUCK AND THEIR BABY CHUCKS HE KNEW EVERY NOOK AND CORNER IN THE OLD STONE WALL AND MANY TIMES HE HAD BEEN TO THE OLD ORCHARD IT WAS THERE THAT HE HAD STOLEN THE EGGS OF DRUBBER THE WOODPECKER HE GRINNED AT THE THOUGHT OF THOSE EGGS AND HOW HE HAD STOLEN THEM AND THEN HE SHIVERED AS HE REMEMBERED HOW HE HAD FINALLY BEEN CAUGHT AND HOW SHARP THE BILLS OF DRUMMER AND MISSUS DRUMMER WERE BUT ALL THAT WAS IN THE PAST AND THINKING ABOUT IT WASN'T GOING TO HELP HIM NOW PERHAPS HE MIGHT FIND A PLACE TO LIVE IN THE OLD STONE WALL AND THERE MIGHT THERE JUST MIGHT BE ENOUGH GRAINS OF CORN SCATTERED OVER THE GROUND OF THE CORN FIELD FOR HIM TO LAY UP AS A FLY IF HE WORKED VERY HARD AND FAST
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