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"
Mole
,
"
he
said
,
"
you
're
the
best
of
fellows
!
Just
cut
along
outside
and
look
after
those
stoat-sentries
of
yours
,
and
see
what
they
're
doing
.
I
've
an
idea
that
,
thanks
to
you
,
we
sha
n't
have
much
trouble
from
them
to-night
!
"
The
Mole
vanished
promptly
through
a
window
;
and
the
Badger
bade
the
other
two
set
a
table
on
its
legs
again
,
pick
up
knives
and
forks
and
plates
and
glasses
from
the
débris
on
the
floor
,
and
see
if
they
could
find
materials
for
a
supper
.
"
I
want
some
grub
,
I
do
,
"
he
said
,
in
that
rather
common
way
he
had
of
speaking
.
"
Stir
your
stumps
,
Toad
,
and
look
lively
!
We
've
got
your
house
back
for
you
,
and
you
do
n't
offer
us
so
much
as
a
sandwich
.
"
Toad
felt
rather
hurt
that
the
Badger
did
n't
say
pleasant
things
to
him
,
as
he
had
to
the
Mole
,
and
tell
him
what
a
fine
fellow
he
was
,
and
how
splendidly
he
had
fought
;
for
he
was
rather
particularly
pleased
with
himself
and
the
way
he
had
gone
for
the
Chief
Weasel
and
sent
him
flying
across
the
table
with
one
blow
of
his
stick
.
But
he
bustled
about
,
and
so
did
the
Rat
,
and
soon
they
found
some
guava
jelly
in
a
glass
dish
,
and
a
cold
chicken
,
a
tongue
that
had
hardly
been
touched
,
some
trifle
,
and
quite
a
lot
of
lobster
salad
;
and
in
the
pantry
they
came
upon
a
basketful
of
French
rolls
and
any
quantity
of
cheese
,
butter
,
and
celery
.
They
were
just
about
to
sit
down
when
the
Mole
clambered
in
through
the
window
,
chuckling
,
with
an
armful
of
rifles
.
"
It
's
all
over
,
"
he
reported
.
"
From
what
I
can
make
out
,
as
soon
as
the
stoats
,
who
were
very
nervous
and
jumpy
already
,
heard
the
shrieks
and
the
yells
and
the
uproar
inside
the
hall
,
some
of
them
threw
down
their
rifles
and
fled
.
The
others
stood
fast
for
a
bit
,
but
when
the
weasels
came
rushing
out
upon
them
they
thought
they
were
betrayed
;
and
the
stoats
grappled
with
the
weasels
,
and
the
weasels
fought
to
get
away
,
and
they
wrestled
and
wriggled
and
punched
each
other
,
and
rolled
over
and
over
,
till
most
of
'em
rolled
into
the
river
!
They
've
all
disappeared
by
now
,
one
way
or
another
;
and
I
've
got
their
rifles
.
So
that
's
all
right
!
"
"
Excellent
and
deserving
animal
!
"
said
the
Badger
,
his
mouth
full
of
chicken
and
trifle
.
"
Now
,
there
's
just
one
more
thing
I
want
you
to
do
,
Mole
,
before
you
sit
down
to
your
supper
along
of
us
;
and
I
would
n't
trouble
you
only
I
know
I
can
trust
you
to
see
a
thing
done
,
and
I
wish
I
could
say
the
same
of
every
one
I
know
.
I
'd
send
Rat
,
if
he
was
n't
a
poet
.
I
want
you
to
take
those
fellows
on
the
floor
there
upstairs
with
you
,
and
have
some
bedrooms
cleaned
out
and
tidied
up
and
made
really
comfortable
.
See
that
they
sweep
under
the
beds
,
and
put
clean
sheets
and
pillow-cases
on
,
and
turn
down
one
corner
of
the
bed-clothes
,
just
as
you
know
it
ought
to
be
done
;
and
have
a
can
of
hot
water
,
and
clean
towels
,
and
fresh
cakes
of
soap
,
put
in
each
room
.
And
then
you
can
give
them
a
licking
a-piece
,
if
it
's
any
satisfaction
to
you
,
and
put
them
out
by
the
back-door
,
and
we
sha
n't
see
any
more
of
them
,
I
fancy
.
And
then
come
along
and
have
some
of
this
cold
tongue
.
It
's
first
rate
.
I
'm
very
pleased
with
you
,
Mole
!
"
The
good-natured
Mole
picked
up
a
stick
,
formed
his
prisoners
up
in
a
line
on
the
floor
,
gave
them
the
order
"
Quick
march
!
"
and
led
his
squad
off
to
the
upper
floor
.
After
a
time
,
he
appeared
again
,
smiling
,
and
said
that
every
room
was
ready
and
as
clean
as
a
new
pin
.
"
And
I
did
n't
have
to
lick
them
,
either
,
"
he
added
.
"
I
thought
,
on
the
whole
,
they
had
had
licking
enough
for
one
night
,
and
the
weasels
,
when
I
put
the
point
to
them
,
quite
agreed
with
me
,
and
said
they
would
n't
think
of
troubling
me
.
They
were
very
penitent
,
and
said
they
were
extremely
sorry
for
what
they
had
done
,
but
it
was
all
the
fault
of
the
Chief
Weasel
and
the
stoats
,
and
if
ever
they
could
do
anything
for
us
at
any
time
to
make
up
,
we
had
only
got
to
mention
it
.
So
I
gave
them
a
roll
a-piece
,
and
let
them
out
at
the
back
,
and
off
they
ran
,
as
hard
as
they
could
!
"
Then
the
Mole
pulled
his
chair
up
to
the
table
,
and
pitched
into
the
cold
tongue
;
and
Toad
,
like
the
gentleman
he
was
,
put
all
his
jealousy
from
him
,
and
said
heartily
,
"
Thank
you
kindly
,
dear
Mole
,
for
all
your
pains
and
trouble
to-night
,
and
especially
for
your
cleverness
this
morning
!
"
The
Badger
was
pleased
at
that
,
and
said
,
"
There
spoke
my
brave
Toad
!
"
So
they
finished
their
supper
in
great
joy
and
contentment
,
and
presently
retired
to
rest
between
clean
sheets
,
safe
in
Toad
's
ancestral
home
,
won
back
by
matchless
valour
,
consummate
strategy
,
and
a
proper
handling
of
sticks
.
