Mrs. Peter Rabbit by Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo) Burgess
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think it over. I tell you what, Peter, the thing for you to do is to
keep doing good turns to Old Man Coyote so that he will always be in debt to you. Then he will always be your friend," As little Mrs. Peter stopped speaking, Peter sprang to his feet. "The very thing!" he cried. "It's sort of a Golden Rule, and I do believe it will work." "Of course it will," replied little Mrs. Peter. CHAPTER XXVII MISTAH MOCKER PLAYS A JOKE ON MRS. PETER This little point remember, please-- There's little gained by those who tease. Peter Rabbit. Mistah Mocker the Mockingbird had been very late in coming up to the Green Meadows from way down South. The truth is, he had almost decided not to come. You see, he loves the sunny south-land so much, and all who live there love him so much, that if it hadn't been for Unc' Billy Possum and Ol' Mistah Buzzard he never, never would have thought of leaving, even for a little while. Unc' Billy and Ol' Mistah Buzzard are particular friends of his, very particular friends, and he felt that he just had to come up for a little visit. |
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