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They
knew
!
"
Well
,
then
,
"
went
on
the
Badger
,
"
we
--
that
is
,
you
and
me
and
our
friend
the
Mole
here
--
we
'll
take
Toad
seriously
in
hand
.
We
'll
stand
no
nonsense
whatever
.
We
'll
bring
him
back
to
reason
,
by
force
if
need
be
.
We
'll
make
him
be
a
sensible
Toad
.
We
'll
--
you
're
asleep
,
Rat
!
"
"
Not
me
!
"
said
the
Rat
,
waking
up
with
a
jerk
.
"
He
's
been
asleep
two
or
three
times
since
supper
,
"
said
the
Mole
,
laughing
.
He
himself
was
feeling
quite
wakeful
and
even
lively
,
though
he
did
n't
know
why
.
The
reason
was
,
of
course
,
that
he
being
naturally
an
underground
animal
by
birth
and
breeding
,
the
situation
of
Badger
's
house
exactly
suited
him
and
made
him
feel
at
home
;
while
the
Rat
,
who
slept
every
night
in
a
bedroom
the
windows
of
which
opened
on
a
breezy
river
,
naturally
felt
the
atmosphere
still
and
oppressive
.
"
Well
,
it
's
time
we
were
all
in
bed
,
"
said
the
Badger
,
getting
up
and
fetching
flat
candlesticks
.
"
Come
along
,
you
two
,
and
I
'll
show
you
your
quarters
.
And
take
your
time
to-morrow
morning
--
breakfast
at
any
hour
you
please
!
"
He
conducted
the
two
animals
to
a
long
room
that
seemed
half
bedchamber
and
half
loft
.
The
Badger
's
winter
stores
,
which
indeed
were
visible
everywhere
,
took
up
half
the
room
--
piles
of
apples
,
turnips
,
and
potatoes
,
baskets
full
of
nuts
,
and
jars
of
honey
;
but
the
two
little
white
beds
on
the
remainder
of
the
floor
looked
soft
and
inviting
,
and
the
linen
on
them
,
though
coarse
,
was
clean
and
smelt
beautifully
of
lavender
;
and
the
Mole
and
the
Water
Rat
,
shaking
off
their
garments
in
some
thirty
seconds
,
tumbled
in
between
the
sheets
in
great
joy
and
contentment
.
In
accordance
with
the
kindly
Badger
's
injunctions
,
the
two
tired
animals
came
down
to
breakfast
very
late
next
morning
,
and
found
a
bright
fire
burning
in
the
kitchen
,
and
two
young
hedgehogs
sitting
on
a
bench
at
the
table
,
eating
oatmeal
porridge
out
of
wooden
bowls
.
The
hedgehogs
dropped
their
spoons
,
rose
to
their
feet
,
and
ducked
their
heads
respectfully
as
the
two
entered
.
"
There
,
sit
down
,
sit
down
,
"
said
the
Rat
pleasantly
,
"
and
go
on
with
your
porridge
.
Where
have
you
youngsters
come
from
?
Lost
your
way
in
the
snow
,
I
suppose
?
"
"
Yes
,
please
,
sir
,
"
said
the
elder
of
the
two
hedgehogs
respectfully
.
"
Me
and
little
Billy
here
,
we
was
trying
to
find
our
way
to
school
--
mother
would
have
us
go
,
was
the
weather
ever
so
--
and
of
course
we
lost
ourselves
,
sir
,
and
Billy
he
got
frightened
and
took
and
cried
,
being
young
and
faint-hearted
.
And
at
last
we
happened
up
against
Mr.
Badger
's
back
door
,
and
made
so
bold
as
to
knock
,
sir
,
for
Mr.
