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Chatterer could see across the dooryard to the Old Orchard and the familiar old stone wall along which he had scampered so often. They looked just the same as ever, and yet  well, they didn't look just the same, for he couldn't look at them without seeing those cruel wires which were keeping him from them. CHATTER COULD SEE ACROSS THE DOORYARD TO THE OLD ORCHARD AT THE FAMILIAR OLD STONE WALL ALONG WHICH HE HAD SCAMPERED SO OFTEN THEY LOOKED JUST AS SAFE AS EVER AND YET WELL THEY DIDN'T LOOK JUST THE SAME FOR HE COULDN'T LOOK AT THEM WITHOUT SEEING THOSE CRUEL WIRES WHICH WERE KEEPING HIM FROM THEM
if he never, never would want to eat again. What was going to happen to him now? What would Farmer Brown's boy do to him when he found him there? Hark! What was that? It was a step just outside the door of the corn-crib. Farmer Brown's boy was coming! Chatterer raced around his little wire prison and bit savagely at the hard wires. But it was of no use, no use at all. It only hurt his mouth cruelly. Then the door of the corn-crib swung open, a flood of light poured in, and with it came Farmer Brown's boy. "Hello!" exclaimed Farmer Brown's boy, as he caught sight of Chatterer. "So you are the thief who has been stealing our corn, and I thought it was a rat or a mouse. Well, well, you little red rascal, didn't you know that thieves come to no good end? You're pretty smart, for I never once thought of you, but you were not so smart as you thought. Now I wonder what we had better do with you." He picked up the trap with Chatterer in it and stepped out into the beautiful great out-of-doors. S UNTIL IT HURT HE FORGOT ALL ABOUT THAT QUEER FOOD HE HAD SO WORDED TO TASTE AND WHICH WAS RIGHT BEFORE HIM NOW INDEED HE FELT AS IF HE NEVER NEVER WOULD WANT TO TASTE IT NOW BUT WHAT WOULD FARMER BROWN'S BOY DO TO HIM WHEN HE FOUND HIM THERE HARK WHAT WAS THAT IT WAS A STEP JUST OUTSIDE THE DOOR OF THE CORN CRIB FARMER BROWN'S BOY WAS COMING CHATTER RACED AROUND HIS LITTLE WIRE PRISON A BIT SAVAGELY AT THE HARD WIRES BUT IT WAS OF NO USE NO USE AT ALL IT ONLY HURT HIS MOUTH CRUELLY THEN THE DOOR OF THE CORN CRIB SWUNG OPEN A FLOOD OF LIGHT POURED IN AND WITH IT CAME FARMER BROWN'S BOY HELLO SO YOU ARE THE THIEF WHO HAS BEEN STEALING OUR CORN AND I THOUGHT IT WAS A RAT URB MOUSE WOW WELL YOU LITTLE RED RASCAL DON'T YOU KNOW THAT THIEVES COME TO NO GOOD END YOU'RE PRETTY SMART FOR I NEVER ONCE THOUGHT OF YOU BUT YOU ARE NOT SO SMART AS YOU THOUGHT NOW I WONDER WHAT WE HAD BETTER DO WITH YOU HE PICKED UP THE TROT WITH CHATTERER IN IT AND STEPPED OUT INTO THE BEAUTIFUL GREAT OUT OF DOORS
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