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871
When
Toad
had
taken
as
much
stew
on
board
as
he
thought
he
could
possibly
hold
,
he
got
up
and
said
good-bye
to
the
gipsy
,
and
took
an
affectionate
farewell
of
the
horse
;
and
the
gipsy
,
who
knew
the
riverside
well
,
gave
him
directions
which
way
to
go
,
and
he
set
forth
on
his
travels
again
in
the
best
possible
spirits
.
He
was
,
indeed
,
a
very
different
Toad
from
the
animal
of
an
hour
ago
.
872
The
sun
was
shining
brightly
,
his
wet
clothes
were
quite
dry
again
,
he
had
money
in
his
pocket
once
more
,
he
was
nearing
home
and
friends
and
safety
,
and
,
most
and
best
of
all
,
he
had
had
a
substantial
meal
,
hot
and
nourishing
,
and
felt
big
,
and
strong
,
and
careless
,
and
self-confident
.
873
As
he
tramped
along
gaily
,
he
thought
of
his
adventures
and
escapes
,
and
how
when
things
seemed
at
their
worst
he
had
always
managed
to
find
a
way
out
;
and
his
pride
and
conceit
began
to
swell
within
him
.
"
Ho
,
ho
!
"
he
said
to
himself
,
as
he
marched
along
with
his
chin
in
the
air
,
"
what
a
clever
Toad
I
am
!
There
is
surely
no
animal
equal
to
me
for
cleverness
in
the
whole
world
!
My
enemies
shut
me
up
in
prison
,
encircled
by
sentries
,
watched
night
and
day
by
warders
;
I
walk
out
through
them
all
,
by
sheer
ability
coupled
with
courage
.
They
pursue
me
with
engines
,
and
policemen
,
and
revolvers
;
I
snap
my
fingers
at
them
,
and
vanish
,
laughing
,
into
space
.
I
am
,
unfortunately
,
thrown
into
a
canal
by
a
woman
fat
of
body
and
very
evil-minded
.
What
of
it
?
I
swim
ashore
,
I
seize
her
horse
,
I
ride
off
in
triumph
,
and
I
sell
the
horse
for
a
whole
pocketful
of
money
and
an
excellent
breakfast
!
Ho
,
ho
!
I
am
The
Toad
,
the
handsome
,
the
popular
,
the
successful
Toad
!
"
He
got
so
puffed
up
with
conceit
that
he
made
up
a
song
as
he
walked
in
praise
of
himself
,
and
sang
it
at
the
top
of
his
voice
,
though
there
was
no
one
to
hear
it
but
him
.
It
was
,
perhaps
,
the
most
conceited
song
that
any
animal
ever
composed
.
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874
"
The
world
has
held
great
Heroes
,
875
As
history-books
have
showed
;
876
But
never
a
name
to
go
down
to
fame
877
Compared
with
that
of
Toad
!
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878
"
The
clever
men
at
Oxford
879
Know
all
that
there
is
to
be
knowed
.
880
But
they
none
of
them
know
one
half
as
much