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Skimmer had been skimming about low over the Green Meadows looking ior flying insects. Like all his cousins he is very clever at catching them in the air. He had passed over the dear Old Brier- patch and iuwittered t! ZTECLing to Peter Rabbit. Iihen he had swung over the old Pasture. Often there was good hunting in the Old Pas- ture, especially when the Cows were moving about. ‘Iihey startled

mncle easy hunting [or Skinner When he got back to the Old Orchard, just outside oi which is a. house put up on a tall pale es- pecially for Mrs. himself. he hurried to tell Mrs. Skimmer the discovery he had made. "Who do you think I saw over in the Old Past/are?" he asked Mrs. Skimmer. "Who did you see?" asked ivlrs. Skirrmer without interest. ‘The gadaboutj’ replied Skim- mer. Mrs. skimmer wee intereeted then. very muh so "Do you mean Sally Sly?" she demanded. ,1 "None other.‘ replied Skimmer "It vuas Sally Sly the con/bird, and [she hasn't changed e bit." . “Was she alone?" Asked Mm.

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feet oi’ those Cows. Sally Sly was on the hock of a Cow that was lying down. She seaned perfectly at home there. She was catching flies m‘ lnseots o! some kind on that Cow's book, and the Cow didn't mind at all." declared Skimmer.

"I hope she will stay in the Old Pasture. Anyrway, I hope she will keep away from the Old Orchard,” tvdttered Mrs. Skimmer.

She won't. You know she won't She always visits the 01d Orchard, nnd there is no way at preventing her that I know oi." said Skimmer

“And when she comes she will bring trouble tor other; with her, and when she goes she will leave it behind her. I don't know oi any one who can upset a neigh- borhood more than does that gad- ahout. Imagine a mother not only allowing other people to bring up her children, but making them do it. She's a cheat. That's w-hat she is, s, cheat." Mrs. Skimmers voice was still a soft twitter, but it was indignant too.

"Who does she cheat?" ﬁnds-nor wanted to know.

"Now you're the one asking a foolish question." declared Mrs. Skimmer. “She cheats all tlhose into whose nests she manages to slip her eggs, but she chats her- s61!’ most of all."

Ski-turner thought this over "Of course, she cheats tlhose who are forced to bring wp her babies, but I don't see new she cheats her- self." said he at last.

"She cheats herself at love." twitter-ed Mrs. Skimmer. "She doesn't love anybody but herself and nobody loves her. she has no mate to love and to love her. she has no home 0t her own to plan and build and fuse over, And the has no children tn feed and oere Mr and teach and worry about and love. an to love her in return. That is what she oheats herself oi."

"But she doel have children." protested Skimmer ‘They may be in the nests or other iolks but they are hers Just the isame."

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The next story: "The Importer."

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