New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
By Thornton W, Burgess F0Gef Docs His Friends . Good Turn

Nete1 Docs Ills Friends . Good Turn A good turn done for others will Your heart with satisfaction fill,
 Peter Rabbit
 Peter knows. feter has tried t' and 90 he knows. Just the knowledge that you've done 3. good deed Is pretty sure to naks you feel good sll over, l don't know of any bet ter feeling, and Peter the Rabbit says tho sama thing.
 W'hitsfoot the Wood Mouse had finally perEua led Mrs. Nhitefoot to go hack with him to the new home he had built ID one of Farmer Browns beehlvea on the edge of the Old Orchard where It lo,ns the farmyard. Mrs. Wh!tefoot was doubtful at first She was doubtful hecause she was fearful She had never been out of the Green Fer est in all her life. No, sir. in sll her life she had never been out Of tho Green Forest To her ,t seemed three times she backed out 30 'c speak.
 You stay here. Wh,tefoot. she hsgged. We have q perfectly good home here. There IS no sense ln go- ing away over there, You don't know when you are we'll off"
 "Oh. yes, I do.' replied Whltefoot- "1t's because I do know when am well off that l want you to go back thers with me. That would be no place for us in the summer, but it is tho most perfee, winter home that ever was. I've come away over hero after you and I'm not going back without you. But just the same I'm going back
 Where are you going?' inquired another voice. IT. was SO unexpected that 1t made both Whitefoot and Mrs. Whitefoot jump. But they didn't run. They recognized that voice in an instant. It could be the voice of no one but Peter Rabbit. Sure enough. there sat Peter only a lit tls way off. peeping out from behind m old stump. Whitefoot vrinkled his nose at Peter.
 II don't know that it is any busi- ness of yours where we are going" replied Whitefoot
 "Of course, it isn't" replied Peter. "Of course. it isn't any business of mine. By the way, Whitefoot, thought you were living Up in the Old Orchard'
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 '"rhen I know what you are do- Ing cried Peter You are tfylng to get Mrs. Vhitefoot to go hack there with you, Isn't that so ?''
 Yes, it's SO" spoke up little Mrs. Whitetoot. I'm afraid 10 go."
 Pooh said Petcr. "I'he idea, A g matter Of fact, you nI!l find few CT enemies over ttere than you will find Lnre in th Gre.n Forest"
 That may be true" replied little Mrs. Whitefoot "hut tNlnk of the dangers along the "ay.'
 ''1n tell you what I'll do" said Potter. 'J'll go along with yog That is, I'll go ust ahoaa Of you and If ] soc any danger ! Il sjPu sou Haru- ing
 Sc firaly Mrs. Whitcfaot agreed and Of they st, fteI with Peter in the lead, Now, pl courea, I'.tcr j= eo much bigger than Wb!tafoot and Mrs. Whitnfoot and be can ro>or SO much more ground when he hops that he was soon Out Of -Isit. Then be had 10 sit down and wait. They had almost caught up with Iim when Peters "dFhly hfti- uos- was tickled hy . "ardorlrs 'ttla night breeze This wandering IittI uIFLr breeze brought wIth Y tl, scent Of Reddy Fox.
 For q moment Peter held his breath He knew Just where Rndjy was and his nose told him that Peddy was coming nearer all the time. Peter tried to mak" up his mind what to do. He could steal away and get a long enough start to reach the oil stone wall without , trouble But there were Nh,tefoot . md Mrs. Whitefoot. They would ' rslk almost into Reidv's mouth |