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- ltt week you werie told how Aundak. th Crow, tried to fool LittU Betr by telling hun how to Catch 0-me-me. the Pi'Ml, . . ,
Dyputung wit on httuii; ana now uric Bear turnea uieuDiee on uw eman vrow oy wipqraig wno hii w w wi ii
. -:. tail,' instead!' Well, Aundak kept pretty quiet for i while, and watched Nokoniiaynd Big Bear getting reedy jopuj the big Dip-Nef ;
In the Stream to catch some (Uh. The king pole that is used to raise and lower the 'bag" of the net they set in the forks of stump f ' , , .
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- , .im ni n. imW r,iiwilflff Hir! Yellow Hlr ta rthr U th ittmM th couU find, and then he showed .- "
them how to throw the stqnes out in the stream to that they would, fall in wide circle beyond the net .This was to frighten the fish , r ;
"and drive them in toward the place where the net lay. and. to attract the fish to the very spot. Nokomis thew in the water, directly v
' over the net, scraps of meat and crusts of corn bread, which she had brought along as fish bait But Little Bear thought it was '
' sin to throw ANY kind of food into the water. He complained loudly about it. saying it was a very wasteful thing to da (He want ;
y: d to EAT the bait HIMSELF. Aundak saidt) -: ' i j i ; ; ?-: :u-;S 'r:U-.7---i
Growling Bird, like most little boys who live outside of towns, could throw stories very straight; and to duite a distance, but
not so Fanny YelWHairl i The stones SHE tried to throw seemed to fly in all directions except where she aimed thentSomev ; :
how, Girls cannot throw a stone.-or a baU as straight, or as far, as a Boy;Aut, then,vthey can skip-the-rope much better, as a rule, 1 .
--.A .,:. ,, n.. whin T if ti Rff H felt rather Vain on account of eettinff the better of Aundak in the 4 ' '
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mmtmr r.1 h. "ot" ink nnA tia hnii3ht h could afford to ahOW Off a little.- So. when
: climbed the stump, and, standing upright,' walked boldly out on the pole of the Dip-Net I He
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f i '' tow t1 w'. 4 lnt,ttt nouCb'of th Net! It all happened so ejuickly that i ent noticed tfM accMent (eept Aiindak),' imtil . '
the sound of the LOUP SPLASH was heard! - Of course Nokomis and the Children came runnine to the rescue s sooJt as they
Nokomis .went off to ekt more baic ha . '" A, Saw the fix Little Bear was in, but Big Bear did not appear to worry over it He knew that Little Bear was in no rea.t danger,
kept his balance very well until Aun- , , 5 because ALL the Bear People, both Black and Brown, can swini like DucksP So he only chuckled, and said: w" Woof I LittW
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When Little Bear came up gasping on account of having swallowed a lot of water), he made a fearful fuss and turmoit
He had entangled his feet in the meshes of the Net and could not get them free.;r Besides,' there was a big, fierce-looking Fish, -
e " D-gah. the Fickerci, caught in tne net ana jumping against mm, ana it ingnteneo nun so tnai ne Dawiea wusiy iot neip .um. -.
, . - always did when In trouble.' When Yellow Hair saw how he was tangled up in the Net she was very much distressed and begged. .
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'; , helping they soon raised the Net and swung it around until they were able to land it and Little Bear, safe on the dry land.
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' , Pickerel, wriggling beside him and he made a grab and caught the fish in his fore paws,' holding it against his breast in spite of its ' i
7" truggles. Then he cried out boastfully, "Hi-yaht Hi-yahl 'See heap big fish ME catch all by myself r? He looked so ridiculoua ; -1
V . , sitting there. driDDine. with the bis- fish itrupplinff in his "arms" that Nokomia and Sii Bear lauehed till their sides achedl Aun- . .
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sitting there, dripping, with the big fish struggling in his "arms" that Nokomis and Big Bear laughed till .their sides achedl Aun- 4
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; And so, as it often happens, the joke we aim to play on another turns out to HIS advantage which makes us feel Qt
: . v i .. ciieap. But Little Bear was not often so kicky. . And NEXT weea-can you guese what will happen then? , , ; A.T. cT'y :
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