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How Chatterer did hate the sight of that corn! You see, it was corn that had got him into all this trouble. HOW CHATTERER DID HATE THE SIGHT OF THAT CORN YOU SEE IT WAS CORN THAT HAD GOT HIM INTO ALL THIS TROUBLE
t sure that something terrible was going to happen. Farmer Brown's boy took the box out into the shed and put it where the sun shone into it. For a little while he stayed watching, but Chatterer still sulked and sulked. By and by he went away, taking Black Pussy with him, and Chatterer was alone. When he was quite sure that no one was about, Chatterer began to wonder what sort of a place he was in, and if there wasn't some way to get out. He found that one side and the top were of fine, stout wire, through which he could look out, and that the other sides and the bottom were of wood covered with wire, so that there was no chance for his sharp teeth to gnaw a way out. In one corner was a stout piece of an apple-tree, with two little stubby branches to sit on, and half way up a little 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. JUST SULKED IN ONE CORNER HE FELT SURE THAT SOMETHING TERRIBLE WAS GOING TO HAPPEN FARMER BROWN'S BOY TOOK THE BOX OUT INTO THE SHUT AND PUT IT WHERE THE SUN SHONE INTO IT FOR A LITTLE WHILE HE STAYED WATCHING BUT CHATTERER STILL SULKED AND SULKED BY AND BY HE WENT AWAY TAKING BLACK PUSSY WITH HIM AND CHATTERER WAS ALONE WHEN HE WAS QUITE SURE THAT NO ONE WAS ABOUT CHATTERER BEGAN TO WONDER WHAT SORT OF PLACE HE WAS IN AND IF THERE WASN'T SOME WAY TO GET OUT HE FOUND THAT ONE SIDE AT THE TOP WERE A FINE STOUT WIRE THROUGH WHICH HE COULD LOOK OUT AND THAT THE OTHER SIDES OF THE BOTTOM WERE OF WOOD COVERED WITH WIRE SO THAT THERE WAS NO CHANCE OF HIS SHARP TEETH TO GNAW AWAY OUT IN ONE QUARTER WAS A STOUT PIECE OF AN APPLE TREE WITH TWO LITTLE HEAVY RIDGES TO SIT ON AND HALF WAY UP A LITTLE ROUND HOLE VERY CAUTIOUSLY CHATTER REPEATED INSIDE THE HOLE INSIDE WAS A SPLENDID HOLLOW ON THE FLOOR OF THE BOX WAS A LITTLE HEAP OF SHAVING AND BITS OF RAG AND THERE WAS A LITTLE PILE OF YELLOW CORN
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