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here stood Farmer Brown's boy looking along the barrel of his dreadful gun straight at her, and only such a short distance, such a very short

began to wonder why that dreadful gun didn't go off. What was Farmer Brown's boy waiting for? She

even beginning to grin. That must be because he had caught her napping and knew that this time she couldn'

fire his dreadful gun. What do you think he did do? Why, he threw a snowball at Old Granny Fox and shouted "Boo!" That is what

bang, and after a little, when she felt she was safe, she turned to look back over her shoulder. Farmer Brown's boy was standing right where she had last seen him, and he was laughing harder

empted to steal my chickens, just remember that I caught you napping and let you

bubbled over with joy. "Dee, dee, dee, Chickadee! It is just as I have always said-Farmer B

will be to tell! Old Granny Fox will never hear the end of it. If ever again she boasts of how smart she is, all we will have to do will be to remind her

hat he had not done. You see, nothing could make her believe that he wanted to be her friend. She thought he had let her get

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