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"
Oh
,
come
back
,
Ratty
,
do
!
"
cried
the
Mole
,
getting
up
and
hurrying
after
him
.
"
It
's
no
good
,
I
tell
you
!
It
's
too
late
,
and
too
dark
,
and
the
place
is
too
far
off
,
and
the
snow
's
coming
!
And
--
and
I
never
meant
to
let
you
know
I
was
feeling
that
way
about
it
--
it
was
all
an
accident
and
a
mistake
!
And
think
of
River
Bank
,
and
your
supper
!
"
"
Hang
River
Bank
,
and
supper
,
too
!
"
said
the
Rat
heartily
.
"
I
tell
you
,
I
'm
going
to
find
this
place
now
,
if
I
stay
out
all
night
.
So
cheer
up
,
old
chap
,
and
take
my
arm
,
and
we
'll
very
soon
be
back
there
again
.
"
Still
snuffling
,
pleading
,
and
reluctant
,
Mole
suffered
himself
to
be
dragged
back
along
the
road
by
his
imperious
companion
,
who
by
a
flow
of
cheerful
talk
and
anecdote
endeavoured
to
beguile
his
spirits
back
and
make
the
weary
way
seem
shorter
.
When
at
last
it
seemed
to
the
Rat
that
they
must
be
nearing
that
part
of
the
road
where
the
Mole
had
been
"
held
up
,
"
he
said
,
"
Now
,
no
more
talking
.
Business
!
Use
your
nose
,
and
give
your
mind
to
it
.
"
They
moved
on
in
silence
for
some
little
way
,
when
suddenly
the
Rat
was
conscious
,
through
his
arm
that
was
linked
in
Mole
's
,
of
a
faint
sort
of
electric
thrill
that
was
passing
down
that
animal
's
body
.
Instantly
he
disengaged
himself
,
fell
back
a
pace
,
and
waited
,
all
attention
.
The
signals
were
coming
through
!
Mole
stood
a
moment
rigid
,
while
his
uplifted
nose
,
quivering
slightly
,
felt
the
air
.
Then
a
short
,
quick
run
forward
--
a
fault
--
a
check
--
a
try
back
;
and
then
a
slow
,
steady
,
confident
advance
.
The
Rat
,
much
excited
,
kept
close
to
his
heels
as
the
Mole
,
with
something
of
the
air
of
a
sleep-walker
,
crossed
a
dry
ditch
,
scrambled
through
a
hedge
,
and
nosed
his
way
over
a
field
open
and
trackless
and
bare
in
the
faint
starlight
.
Suddenly
,
without
giving
warning
,
he
dived
;
but
the
Rat
was
on
the
alert
,
and
promptly
followed
him
down
the
tunnel
to
which
his
unerring
nose
had
faithfully
led
him
.
