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"
Were
n't
you
at
all
--
er
--
nervous
?
"
asked
the
Mole
,
some
of
yesterday
's
terror
coming
back
to
him
at
the
mention
of
the
Wild
Wood
.
"
Nervous
?
"
The
Otter
showed
a
gleaming
set
of
strong
white
teeth
as
he
laughed
.
"
I
'd
give
'em
nerves
if
any
of
them
tried
anything
on
with
me
.
Here
,
Mole
,
fry
me
some
slices
of
ham
,
like
the
good
little
chap
you
are
.
I
'm
frightfully
hungry
,
and
I
've
got
any
amount
to
say
to
Ratty
here
.
Have
n't
seen
him
for
an
age
.
"
So
the
good-natured
Mole
,
having
cut
some
slices
of
ham
,
set
the
hedgehogs
to
fry
it
,
and
returned
to
his
own
breakfast
,
while
the
Otter
and
the
Rat
,
their
heads
together
,
eagerly
talked
river-shop
,
which
is
long
shop
and
talk
that
is
endless
,
running
on
like
the
babbling
river
itself
.
A
plate
of
fried
ham
had
just
been
cleared
and
sent
back
for
more
,
when
the
Badger
entered
,
yawning
and
rubbing
his
eyes
,
and
greeted
them
all
in
his
quiet
,
simple
way
,
with
kind
inquiries
for
every
one
.
"
It
must
be
getting
on
for
luncheon
time
,
"
he
remarked
to
the
Otter
.
"
Better
stop
and
have
it
with
us
.
You
must
be
hungry
,
this
cold
morning
.
"
"
Rather
!
"
replied
the
Otter
,
winking
at
the
Mole
.
"
The
sight
of
these
greedy
young
hedgehogs
stuffing
themselves
with
fried
ham
makes
me
feel
positively
famished
.
"
The
hedgehogs
,
who
were
just
beginning
to
feel
hungry
again
after
their
porridge
,
and
after
working
so
hard
at
their
frying
,
looked
timidly
up
at
Mr.
Badger
,
but
were
too
shy
to
say
anything
.
"
Here
,
you
two
youngsters
,
be
off
home
to
your
mother
,
"
said
the
Badger
kindly
.
"
I
'll
send
some
one
with
you
to
show
you
the
way
.
You
wo
n't
want
any
dinner
to-day
,
I
'll
be
bound
.
"
He
gave
them
sixpence
a-piece
and
a
pat
on
the
head
,
and
they
went
off
with
much
respectful
swinging
of
caps
and
touching
of
forelocks
.
Presently
they
all
sat
down
to
luncheon
together
.
The
Mole
found
himself
placed
next
to
Mr.
Badger
,
and
,
as
the
other
two
were
still
deep
in
river-gossip
from
which
nothing
could
divert
them
,
he
took
the
opportunity
to
tell
Badger
how
comfortable
and
home-like
it
all
felt
to
him
.
"
Once
well
underground
,
"
he
said
,
"
you
know
exactly
where
you
are
.
Nothing
can
happen
to
you
,
and
nothing
can
get
at
you
.
You
're
entirely
your
own
master
,
and
you
do
n't
have
to
consult
anybody
or
mind
what
they
say
.
Things
go
on
all
the
same
overhead
,
and
you
let
'em
,
and
do
n't
bother
about
'em
.
When
you
want
to
,
up
you
go
,
and
there
the
things
are
,
waiting
for
you
.
"
