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THE HARE "_When you've read through this chapter, I'm sure you'll declare That you hate everybody who hunts the poor hare. THE HARE WHEN YOU'VE READ THROUGH THIS CHAPTER I'M SURE YOU'LL DECLARE THAT YOU HATE EVERYBODY WHO HUNTS THE POOR HARE
er.” As he said this, he kicked and squeezed as hard as he could, and, to his great surprise, he found that the sides of the rat-hole were quite soft—in fact, they felt very like bedclothes; and the next moment his head was on his own pillow, and the old clock on the staircase struck two. “Well, good-night,” said a squeaky little voice, that he seemed to have heard before. “If you _will_ go to sleep, I can’t help it, but I think the way in which little boys turn night into day is quite dreadful.” The next time Tommy Smith heard the old clock on the stairs, it was striking eight, so, of course, it was broad daylight, and high time to get up. “What a funny dream I have had,” he said, as he rubbed his eyes; “or did the rat really come, as he said he would?” Then, after thinking a little, he said to himself, “Rats are certainly very clever animals, and I don’t think I’ll kill another, even if they do steal a few things. At anyrate, _I_ won’t hurt _them_ until _they_ hurt _me_.” CHAPTER V.   CHAPTER FIVE OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORNING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVER BOX DOT ORIK TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS BY EDMUND SELLOUS 
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