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 Peter Rabbit, or if he is going to the Old Pasture in search of Reddy
Fox, or if it is Mr. and Mrs. Grouse he hopes to kill. I think I'll sit
right here and watch." So Sammy sat in the top of the tree and watched
the hunter with the terrible gun. He saw him head straight for the Green
Forest. "It's Mr. and Mrs. Grouse after all, I guess," thought Sammy.
"If I knew just where they were I'd go over and warn them." But Sammy
didn't know just where they were and he knew that it might take him a
long time to find them, so he once more began to think of breakfast and
then, right then, another thought popped into his head. He thought of
Lightfoot the Deer. Sammy watched the hunter enter the Green Forest,
then he silently followed him. From the way the hunter moved, Sammy
decided that he wasn't thinking of Mr. and Mrs. Grouse. "It's Lightfoot
the Deer, sure as I live," muttered Sammy. "He ought to be warned. He
certainly ought to be warned. I know right where he is. I believe I'll
warn him myself." Sammy found Lightfoot right where he had expected to.
"He's coming!" cried Sammy. "A hunter with a terrible gun is coming!"
CHAPTER VI A GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK There was a game of hide and seek
that Danny Meadow Mouse once played with Buster Bear. It was a very
dreadful game for Danny. But hard as it was for Danny, it didn't begin
to be as hard as the game Lightfoot the Deer was playing with the hunter
in the Green Forest. In the case of Buster Bear and Danny, the latter
had simply to keep out of re