The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 15

BY i Smale dbime Reddy Fox Quarrels Foolishly THORNTON W. BURGESS on ni a (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) a % AS REDDY FOX sat glaring up at} Farmer Brown's and steal a chicken cosrvewr 70/9 av NA 3 Te he Goshawk, wh from his henyard while he ta i Reddy's hunting in the ( be crew angrier reen Forest?’ he “It's no such thing.” “You haven't th re I have. Par North, while 1 liv Found. Why ‘don't you stay where Fou belong?" Since wh t I go where Mm Ways to make things comighanand for him Wasn't a single thing Reddy Sould do, and he knew it “You rd,” snarled Reddy. fH ts an easy matter to ui hate bad names.” Terror merely chuckled. hateful chuck ; der than ever. 4 ge said Terror yi think again. & coward, not I and no one. 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