The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 11

Danny Crosses the Laughing Brook BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) Wr) Re long enough and hard enough, in preve! Jong enough ond har the mast provoking way Arran sets Sern. ening ey've forgotten 4 re hoping that you may te m thought mit poor lit INY MEADOW MOUSE pee Out from under the tangle Sass back toward the Smil-| got to get a Osprey was but I don't rin the air,jthe Smiling Pi The There was nothing in his great! Brook comes in right here Tt was clear that he had/ keep on following to catch the Big Pickerel | 1 will find @ place where I can cross "muttered Danny, |it without having to swim, It isn but the things | ar Danny shud Deen watching for Danny him ef the Big Pickere! Spd would have liked nothing n an he had quite recovered than to h Ped hig BEE) nig th, he started on, darting faon him. But Danny knew °° | from one hiding place to another Pwhat it felt like to be hunted here a bunch of grass, there a bis tho he was rather glad that the muligin leaf, yonder a piece of bark Pickerel had been given a fright. | and again a pile of sticka He never also glad that he had escaped: | stopped out in the open. No, indeed Ot Billy Mink, Snapper the Turtle | phat would have been the Very worst the Big Pickerel he could . kind of Meadow Mouse folly! ®t all, and rightly « were in hiding. Heddy Fox| ic the water in the Laughing Sitting on the opposite bank, | ran swiftly in places, , up at Plunger and grinning Laughin: end if | the bank, perhap et pools, but for it offered no | place for a tired little Meadow 3 which was afraid to #wim because of hungry fish which might be watch ing. Tho he rested often, Danny (|P e more and more tired. stops | gave a tiny sigh of thankfulness. 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