thing in the wo

Grann

best of even the wisest and most sensible of people. Even Old Granny Fox herself has been known to be led into troubl

ched the Big River he had found plenty to eat and had decided to stay until he had to move on. The Big River had frozen over everywhere except in this one place where the water was too swift to freeze, and there Quacker had remained. You see, he was a good diver and on the bottom of the river he

best of care of himself. On his way down to the Big River he had been hunted by men with terrible guns, and he had learned all about

s a good deal like Reddy Fox himself. That was because he was young. It i

absurd little tail and smiled as he thought how she must wish she coul

t up very straight and looked with all his might. What under the sun was the

She lay on her back and kicked her heels in the air. Never in his life had h

fast that she was just a queer red spot on the beach. Whatever she was doing was very curious and very exciting. He swam nearer and nearer. The excitement was catching. H

nny rolled and tumbled farther and farther back. At last Quacker was close to the shore. If he kept on, he would be right on the land in a few minut

ught Granny, and whirled faster than