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But after a while, when nothing happened, Chatterer grew careless. At first it had seemed very dangerous to go over to the corn crib, but after he had been there often, it didn't seem dangerous at all. Once inside, he would just give himself up to having a good time. He raced about over the great pile of beautiful yellow corn and found the loveliest hiding places in it. Down in a dark corner he made a splendid bed from pieces of husk which hadn't been stripped from some of the ears. BUT AFTER A WHILE WHEN NOTHING HAPPENED CHATTERER GREW CARELESS AT FIRST IT HAD SEEMED VERY DANGEROUS TO GO OVER TO THE CORN CRIB BUT AFTER HE HAD BEEN THERE OFTEN IT DIDN'T SEEM DANGEROUS AT ALL ONCE INSIDE HE WOULD JUST GIVE HIMSELF UP TO HAVE A GOOD TIME HE RACED ABOUT OVER THE GREAT PILE OF BEAUTIFUL YELLOW CORN AND FOUND THE LOVELIEST HIDING PLACES IN IT DOWN IN A DARK CORNER HE MADE A SPLENDID BED FROM PIECES OF HUSK WHICH HADN'T BEEN STRIPPED FROM SOME OF THE EARS
live in. VIII CHATTERER GROWS CARELESS When you grow careless even though It be in matters small, Old Mr. Trouble you will find Is bound to make a call. Some people never seem to learn that. You would suppose that after all the trouble and worry Chatterer the Red Squirrel had had, he would have learned a lesson. For a while it seemed as if he had. Morning after morning, before anybody was up in Farmer Brown's house, he visited Farmer Brown's corn-crib, taking the greatest care not to be seen and to get back to his home in the Old Orchard before it was time for Farmer Brown's boy to come out and do his morning's work. And in the corn-crib he took the greatest care to steal only where what he took would not be missed. The empty cobs from which he had eaten the corn he hid in the darkest corner behind the great pile of yellow corn, where they would not be found until nearly all the corn had been taken from the crib. Oh, he was very sly and crafty, was Chatterer the Red Squirrel--at first. W BURGAS CHAPTER EIGHT CHATTERER GROWS CARELESS WHEN YOU GROW CARELESS EVEN THOUGH IT BE IN MATTERS SMALL OLD MISTER TREBLE YOU WILL FIND IS BOUND TO MAKE A CALL SOME PEOPLE NEVER SEEMED TO LEARN THAT YOU WOULD SUPPOSE THAT AFTER ALL THE TROUBLE AND WEARY CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL HAD HAD HE WOULD HAVE LEARNED A LESSON FOR A WHILE IT SEEMED AS IF HE HAD MORNING AFTER MORNING BEFORE ANYBODY WAS UP IN FARMER BROWN'S HOUSE HE VISITED FARMER BROWN'S CORN CRIB TAKING THE GREATEST CARE NOT TO BE SEEN AND TO GET BACK TO HIS HOME IN THE OLD ORCHARD BEFORE IT WAS TIME FOR FARMER BROWN'S BOY TO COME OUT AND DO HIS MORNING'S WORK AND IN THE CORN CRIB HE TOOK THE GREATEST CARE TO STEAL ONLY WHERE WHAT HE TOOK WOULD NOT BE MISSED THE EMPTY COPSE FROM WHICH HE HAD EATEN THE CORN HE HID IN THE DARKEST CORNER BEHIND THE GREATEST PILE OF YELLOW CORN WHERE THEY WOULD NOT BE FOUND UNTIL NEARLY ALL THE CORN HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM THE CRIB OH HE WAS VERY SLY AND CRAFTY WAS CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL AT FIRST
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