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( Jl I A C'-'-K foot puzzled "What do you mean by looking ahead?" he asked ' Peter reached trp with a long hind foot and scratched a long ear — Lightfoot the Deer He does that sometimes when he is Peter Rabbit was checking tin puzzled "What do you mean by He was trying to make sure what! he ahead?" asked looking naa oecome cr some ioiks and "I have been looking for a place what other folks were doing He to spend the winter" said Ught- had visited Johnny Chuck's house and found the door closed He had EN AG ERIE CAT CCCi r" VCVAS'S PLACE FARS LICHTFOOT LOOKS AHEAD The wise will always look ahead ' Too many look behind instead t V v'iW A CECEWT VEAL PC VO VA? vj- - ' ' BEDTIME STORIES - 172 V TRAUMA £0Z visited Polly Chuck's house and found her door closed Ha knew iust what this meant Johnny and Polly naa gone to sleep tor the winter although Jack Frost had not yet come to stay Leaving Polly Chuck's house Peter went over to the Green Forest He wanted to check up on the Squirrel cousins and he thought too he might see his cousin Jumper the Hare Most unexpectedly he came face to face with someone he had not seen for a long long time It was Lightfoot the Deer Peter took care to be polite He wasn't exactly afraid of Lightfoot but he certainly had a lot of respect for him He hopped out of Lightfoofs path "My" cried Peter "you look handsomer than ever" Lightfoot threw up his head He was the picture of pride He was wearing a wonderful crown of antlers Of course you know what they are They are what most people call horns although they are not true horns at all Horns are hollow Lightfoofs are not A Cow has horns "I haven't seen you around for a long time Lightfoot" said Peter By HAL COCHRAN most politely When a man has his "own way Tve been over near the foot of he boasts that his wife understands the Great Mountain" replied Lighthim rlERRY 'j X (SeMVOM: m u'SEO TO VOJ "What were you doing way over A lot of tho pltasantrUs evtr there?" persisted Peter th wiro aro phony "Just looking around" replied Pushing yourself away from the Lightfoot "What for?" asked Peter" "Didn't dinner table after the first serving will keep middle age from showing you like it around here?" 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