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If he hadn't known it, he wouldn't have been so sly in taking what he wanted. He knew all the time that he was stealing, but he tried to make himself believe that it was all right. So he had kept on stealing and stealing until at last he was caught in a trap, and now he had got to pay for his wrong doing. IF HE HADN'T KNOWN IT HE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SO SLY IN TAKING WHAT HE WANTED HE KNEW ALL THE TIME THAT HE WAS STEALING BUT HE TRIED TO MAKE HIMSELF BELIEVE THAT IT WAS ALL RIGHT SO HE HAD KEPT ON STEALING AND STEALING UNTIL AT LAST HE WAS CAUGHT IN A TRAP AND NOW HE HAD GOT TO PAY FOR HIS WRONG DOING
e every time any one came near. He was sure that he had seen for the last time the Green Forest and the Green Meadows and jolly Mr. Sun and all the other beautiful things he loved so, and it seemed as if his heart would burst with despair. XIII CHATTERER IS PUT IN PRISON Who ever does a deed that's wrong Will surely find some day That for that naughty act of his He'll surely have to pay. That was the way with Chatterer. Of course he had had no business to steal corn from Farmer Brown's corn-crib. To be sure he had felt that he had just as much right to that corn as Farmer Brown had. You see, the little people of the Green Meadows and the Green Forest feel that everything that grows belongs to them, if they want it and are smart enough to get it before some one else does. But it is just there that Chatterer went wrong. Farmer Brown had harvested that corn and stored it in his corn-crib, and so, of course, no one else had any right to it. Right down deep in his heart Chatterer knew this. RER THE RED SQUIRREL THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECORDING ALL LIEBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOCK DOT ORG AND NOW THE ADVENTURES OF CHATTERER THE RED SQUIRREL BY THORNTON W BURGUS CHAPTER THIRTEEN CHATTER IS PUT IN PRISON WHOEVER DOES THE DEED THAT'S WRONG WILL SURELY FIND SOME DAY THAT FOR THAT NAUGHTY ACT OF HIS HE'LL SURELY HAVE KEPT HAY THAT WAS THE WAY WITH CHATTERER OF COURSE HE HAD NO BUSINESS TO STEAL CORN FROM FARMER BROWN'S CORN CRIB TO BE SURE HE HAD FELT THAT HE HAD JUST AS MUCH RIGHT TO THAT CORN AS FARMER BROWN HAD YOU SEE THE LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE GREEN MEADOWS AND THE GREEN FOREST FEEL THAT EVERYTHING THAT GROWS BELONGS TO THEM IF THEY WANT IT AND ARE SMART ENOUGH TO GET IT BEFORE SOMEBODY ELSE DOES BUT IT IS JUST THERE THAT CHATTERER WENT WRONG FARMER BROWN HAD HARVESTED THAT CORN AND STORED IT IN HIS CORN CRIB AND SO OF COURSE NO ONE ELSE HAD ANY RIGHT TO IT RIGHT DOWN DEEP IN HIS HEART CHATTERER KNEW THIS
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