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I‘ "S a mam hard. forbidding World into which Little Kid Sure- foot had been born. That. is what. most folks would think. Little Kid Sureloot didn't think so. He didn't "hhlk 5° ﬁt Hll- He thought i; was B‘. ‘mnderml “Tirld. Of course he dldllll klwl" any other kind of a _“’°'Yd but I wow. that if he had It “Quid hazy: made no difference. All about him were rocks - big "NR5. little rocks, smooth rocks ‘will rocks. round rocks. sharp Y°° 5- Sllnlwrv rocks. ledges and shelves of rocks. and cliffs from the Bdscs or which he could 100k dmv" °" ‘he wils of tall trees so far below tat th 1 bushes. 5y ooked like Little Kid Suxefoot was a Moun- tain Goat and his home was tar up on one ol the High Mqunmms where there wasn't. enough soil 1°? “e65 V) ilrow- Here and there “'55 enough for some grasses and létrllier plants and n few 10w bush“ ese things were the food of the Mountain Goats, and they had u, iﬁarc for what they gm, Bug,

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l} west opened his fourth-highest r diamond. East's king forced the ace, and South led a diamond 1730K and ruffed. Then he started w

take out trumps.

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promptly ruffed with the yack and hanged dorm mend queen. suit. and that was that!

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He was a. little shocked when East showed out on

still South could probably get rid of his last diamond on durnmy's clubs. It did not work out just that way, how- ever! After cashing the top trumps South laid down the club jack and led the deuce toward dummy. West heart the dia- South had to follow

Almost every player in South's would meet the same de- feat in this case. because there is every reason for confidence that all thirteen tricks can be claim- The odds agairist the 4-0 trump break are enormous. None- theless, an extremely careful and expert declare: wouldnot. risk the vulnerable slam contract for an extra 30 pointsl This sort of pliay-

ia- mond ace, would make a safety lead- ten. nine. seven or four from the closed hand! this would be a needless sacritlce, bﬂt observe how effective it would be badly

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"That," sazrl Nanny Barefoot. "ls your father. Billy Sureloot."

haps because they never had hld anything better. As far as the keenest eyes could see were others of the High -Mcun- taino, some with their tops hidden in clouds and some wearing white caps oi snow even in mid-summer. Up there the winds often blew hard. arid they were cold. Often a cloud would settle over every- think like a cold. wet blanket. But the Goat folk cio not mind such things. Little Kid Suretoot didn't mind.

He was only a week old when his mother, Nanny Suretoot, led him out from the hidden nursery among the rocks where he had been born. He would never go back there but until he was old enough to go by himself would follow her in her wanderings. It was on the second day after leav- ing home that he learned there were others besides mother and himself. They had climbed to the top of a rock ledge. From this they looked across a very deep gully. On a hlgli. flat rock on the other side stood a Goat looking ofi into the distance. Mother stood still, so of course Little Kid stood still. He tried to do just what she did. She was looking at the stranger on the tber ridge and in her eyes was a look such as Little Kid never before had seen. 1t. was admiration. “who is it?" bloated the small kid. She paid no attention. He butt- ed her wltli his small head to draw

her attention. “Who is it?" he repeated. "Tirol." said Nanny Surefoot.

“is your lather, Billy Surefoot. the biggest, hzindsomest and bravest Goat in all the High Mountains." Nanny may or may not have been right when slie said that Billy was the biggest Goat in all the High Mountains, but he certainly was the big, the biggest in that par- ticular mountain. His small son stared at him \vlth the same ad- mirlng look that was in the eyes {of his mother. Billy was con- ysiderably bigger than Nanny. Like her he ivore a shaggy coat oi long white hair. Like her he had on his head a pair oi rather small black horns. They were bigger than hers but still small as horns go. They were slender. curved backward slightly, and the points were sharp. Tliouzh very small compared with the horns of the Deer folk and of Bighorn the Mountain Sheep they were fighting horns. Yes. sir, they were fighting horns. And such a beard as Billy Sure- foot: wore! Mother had a. beard too, but it was shorter than father's. His was long enough for the Merry Little Breezes of Old Mother West Wind lo blow and make wave. If he knew that he was being watched and admired he made no sign. He stood there motionless for some minutes. H0 seemed to be watching someone or somtbing below him on the farther side oi‘ the ridge. When he did move it was ina surprising way. He sat up. Yes, sir, he sat up the way Peter Rabbit and the Squirrel folk. and Busher Bear do. Among all the folks with hoofs only the Goats can do that. "Why ls he doing that?" small son wanted to know. “Probably to see better whatever he is watching.“ replied Nanny.

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up the heart jack-if he doesnt he |Then she did the same thing. loses it-he can make no rétllmlitrylng to look over that other, that will give South the slightestlﬂdge, i embarrassment. _ ‘Ky AL CAPP

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