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exceedingly jealous of Mole for what he had just done。 It was exactly what
he would have liked to have done himself�察�if only he had thought of it first�察�
and hadn't gone and overslept himself。
`Some of the stoats turned quite pink��' continued the Mole�察 �and the
Sergeant in charge�察�he said to me�察�very short�察�he said�察 �Now run away�察�my
good woman�察 �run away� �Don't keep my men idling and talking on their
posts。; ;Run away�拭─�says I�察 �it won't be me that'll be running away�察�in a
very short time from now� �'
`O MOLY�察�how could you��' said the Rat�察�dismayed。
The Badger laid down his paper。
`I could see them pricking up their ears and looking at each other��'
went on the Mole�察 �and the Sergeant said to them�察 �Never mind HER�察�she
doesn't know what she's talking about。;'
`;O� �don't I�拭�' said I。 `;Well�察 �let me tell you this。 My daughter�察 �she
washes for Mr。 Badger�察 �and that'll show you whether I know what I'm
talking about�察�and YOU'LL know pretty soon�察�too� �A hundred bloodthirsty
badgers�察�armed with rifles�察�are going to attack Toad Hall this very night�察�
by way of the paddock。 Six boatloads of Rats�察�with pistols and cutlasses�察�
will come up the river and effect a landing in the garden�察�while a picked
body of Toads�察�known at the Die´hards�察�or the Death´or´Glory Toads�察�will
storm the orchard and carry everything before them�察�yelling for vengeance。
There won't be much left of you to wash�察�by the time they've done with
you�察�unless you clear out while you have the chance� ─�Then I ran away�察�
and when I was out of sight I hid�察 �and presently I came creeping back
along the ditch and took a peep at them through the hedge。 They were all
as nervous and flustered as could be�察�running all ways at once�察�and falling
over each other�察 �and every one giving orders to everybody else and not
listening�察 �and the Sergeant kept sending off parties of stoats to distant
parts of the grounds�察 �and then sending other fellows to fetch 'em back
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again�察�and I heard them saying to each other�察 �That's just like the weasels�察�
they're to stop comfortably in the banqueting´hall�察�and have feasting and
toasts and songs and all sorts of fun�察�while we must stay on guard in the
cold and the dark�察 �and in the end be cut to pieces by bloodthirsty
Badgers��';
`Oh�察 �you silly ass�察 �Mole��' cried Toad�察 �You've been and spoilt
everything��'
`Mole��' said the Badger�察 �in his dry�察 �quiet way�察 �I perceive you have
more sense in your little finger than some other animals have in the whole
of their fat bodies。 You have managed excellently�察 �and I begin to have
great hopes of you。 Good Mole� �Clever Mole��'
The Toad was simply wild with jealousy�察 �more especially as he
couldn't make out for the life of him what the Mole had done that was so
particularly clever�察�but�察�fortunately for him�察�before he could show temper
or expose himself to the Badger's sarcasm�察�the bell rang for luncheon。
It was a simple but sustaining mealbacon and broad beans�察 �and a
macaroni pudding�察 �and when they had quite done�察 �the Badger settled
himself into an arm´chair�察�and said�察 �Well�察�we've got our work cut out for
us to´night�察�and it will probably be pretty late before we're quite through
with it�察�so I'm just going to take forty winks�察�while I can。' And he drew a
handkerchief over his face and was soon snoring。
The anxious and laborious Rat at once resumed his preparations�察�and
started running between his four little heaps�察�muttering�察 �Here's´a´belt´for´
the´Rat�察 �here's´a´belt´for´the Mole�察 �here's´a´ belt´for´the´Toad�察 �here's´a´
belt´for´the´Badger��' and so on�察 �with every fresh accoutrement he
produced�察�to which there seemed really no end�察�so the Mole drew his arm
through Toad's�察 �led him out into the open air�察 �shoved him into a wicker
chair�察 �and made him tell him all his adventures from beginning to end�察�
which Toad was only too willing to do。 The Mole was a good listener�察�and
Toad�察�with no one to check his statements or to criticise in an unfriendly
spirit�察�rather let himself go。 Indeed�察�much that he related belonged more
properly to the category of what´might´ have´happened´had´I´only´
thought´of´it´in´time´instead´of´ten´ minutes´afterwards。 Those are always
the best and the raciest adventures�察�and why should they not be truly ours�察�
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as much as the somewhat inadequate things that really come off�拭�
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CHAPTER XII
THE RETURN OF ULYSSES
When it began to grow dark�察 �the Rat�察 �with an air of excitement and
mystery�察 �summoned them back into the parlour�察 �stood each of them up
alongside of his little heap�察�and proceeded to dress them up for the coming
expedition。 He was very earnest and thoroughgoing about it�察�and the affair
took quite a long time。 First�察�there was a belt to go round each animal�察�and
then a sword to be stuck into each belt�察�and then a cutlass on the other side
to balance it。 Then a pair of pistols�察�a policeman's truncheon�察�several sets
of handcuffs�察 �some bandages and sticking´plaster�察 �and a flask and a
sandwich´case。 The Badger laughed good´ humouredly and said�察 �All right�察�
Ratty� �It amuses you and it doesn't hurt me。 I'm going to do all I've got to
do with this here stick。' But the Rat only said�察 �PLEASE�察 �Badger。 You
know I shouldn't like you to blame me afterwards and say I had forgotten
ANYTHING��'
When all was quite ready�察�the Badger took a dark lantern in one paw�察�
grasped his great stick with the other�察 �and said�察 �Now then�察 �follow me� �
Mole first�察 �cos I'm very pleased with him�察�Rat next�察�Toad last。 And look
here�察�Toady� �Don't you chatter so much as usual�察�or you'll be sent back�察�as
sure as fate��'
The Toad was so anxious not to be left out that he took up the inferior
position assigned to him without a murmur�察�and the animals set off。 The
Badger led them along by the river for a little way�察 �and then suddenly
swung himself over the edge into a hole in the river´bank�察�a little above the
water。 The Mole and the Rat followed silently�察 �swinging themselves
successfully into the hole as they had seen the Badger do�察 �but when it
came to Toad's turn�察�of course he managed to slip and fall into the water
with a loud splash and a squeal of alarm。 He was hauled out by his friends�察�
rubbed down and wrung out hastily�察�comforted�察�and set on his legs�察�but the
Badger was seriously angry�察�and told him that the very next time he made
a fool of himself he would most certainly be left behind。
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So at last they were in the secret passage�察 �and the cutting´out
expedition had really begun� �
It was cold�察�and dark�察�and damp�察�and low�察�and narrow�察�and poor Toad
began to shiver�察 �partly from dread of what might be bef