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French rolls and any quantity of cheese�察�butter�察�and celery。 They were just
about to sit down when the Mole clambered in through the window�察�
chuckling�察�with an armful of rifles。
`It's all over��' he reported。 `From what I can make out�察�as soon as the
stoats�察�who were very nervous and jumpy already�察�heard the shrieks and
the yells and the uproar inside the hall�察 �some of them threw down their
rifles and fled。 The others stood fast for a bit�察�but when the weasels came
rushing out upon them they thought they were betrayed�察 �and the stoats
grappled with the weasels�察�and the weasels fought to get away�察�and they
wrestled and wriggled and punched each other�察�and rolled over and over�察�
till most of 'em rolled into the river� �They've all disappeared by now�察�one
way or another�察�and I've got their rifles。 So that's all right��'
`Excellent and deserving animal��' said the Badger�察 �his mouth full of
chicken and trifle。 `Now�察 �there's just one more thing I want you to do�察�
Mole�察 �before you sit down to your supper along of us�察 �and I wouldn't
trouble you only I know I can trust you to see a thing done�察�and I wish I
could say the same of every one I know。 I'd send Rat�察�if he wasn't a poet。 I
want you to take those fellows on the floor there upstairs with you�察�and
have some bedrooms cleaned out and tidied up and made really
comfortable。 See that they sweep UNDER the beds�察�and put clean sheets
and pillow´cases on�察�and turn down one corner of the bed´clothes�察�just as
you know it ought to be done�察 �and have a can of hot water�察 �and clean
towels�察�and fresh cakes of soap�察�put in each room。 And then you can give
them a licking a´piece�察�if it's any satisfaction to you�察�and put them out by
the back´door�察�and we shan't see any more of THEM�察�I fancy。 And then
come along and have some of this cold tongue。 It's first rate。 I'm very
pleased with you�察�Mole��'
The goodnatured Mole picked up a stick�察�formed his prisoners up in a
line on the floor�察�gave them the order `Quick march��' and led his squad off
to the upper floor。 After a time�察�he appeared again�察�smiling�察�and said that
every room was ready�察�and as clean as a new pin。 `And I didn't have to lick
them�察 �either��' he added。 `I thought�察 �on the whole�察 �they had had licking
enough for one night�察�and the weasels�察�when I put the point to them�察�quite
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agreed with me�察�and said they wouldn't think of troubling me。 They were
very penitent�察�and said they were extremely sorry for what they had done。
but it was all the fault of the Chief Weasel and the stoats�察�and if ever they
could do anything for us at any time to make up�察 �we had only got to
mention it。 So I gave them a roll a´piece�察�and let them out at the back�察�and
off they ran�察�as hard as they could��'
Then the Mole pulled his chair up to the table�察 �and pitched into the
cold tongue�察�and Toad�察�like the gentleman he was�察�put all his jealousy from
him�察 �and said heartily�察 �Thank you kindly�察 �dear Mole�察 �for all your pains
and trouble tonight�察�and especially for your cleverness this morning��' The
Badger was pleased at that�察 �and said�察 �There spoke my brave Toad��' So
they finished their supper in great joy and contentment�察 �and presently
retired to rest between clean sheets�察 �safe in Toad's ancestral home�察 �won
back by matchless valour�察�consummate strategy�察�and a proper handling of
sticks。
The following morning�察 �Toad�察 �who had overslept himself as usual�察�
came down to breakfast disgracefully late�察�and found on the table a certain
quantity of egg´shells�察�some fragments of cold and leathery toast�察�a coffee´
pot three´fourths empty�察�and really very little else�察�which did not tend to
improve his temper�察 �considering that�察 �after all�察 �it was his own house。
Through the French windows of the breakfast´room he could see the Mole
and the Water Rat sitting in wicker´chairs out on the lawn�察 �evidently
telling each other stories�察�roaring with laughter and kicking their short legs
up in the air。 The Badger�察 �who was in an arm´ chair and deep in the
morning paper�察�merely looked up and nodded when Toad entered the room。
But Toad knew his man�察�so he sat down and made the best breakfast he
could�察 �merely observing to himself that he would get square with the
others sooner or later。 When he had nearly finished�察�the Badger looked up
and remarked rather shortly�此 �I'm sorry�察�Toad�察�but I'm afraid there's a heavy
morning's work in front of you。 You see�察 �we really ought to have a
Banquet at once�察�to celebrate this affair。 It's expected of youin fact�察�it's
the rule。'
`O�察�all right��' said the Toad�察�readily。 `Anything to oblige。 Though why
on earth you should want to have a Banquet in the morning I cannot
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understand。 But you know I do not live to please myself�察 �but merely to
find out what my friends want�察 �and then try and arrange it for 'em�察 �you
dear old Badger��'
`Don't pretend to be stupider than you really are��' replied the Badger�察�
crossly�察 �and don't chuckle and splutter in your coffee while you're talking�察�
it's not manners。 What I mean is�察�the Banquet will be at night�察�of course�察�
but the invitations will have to be written and got off at once�察�and you've
got to write 'em。 Now�察�sit down at that tablethere's stacks of letter´paper
on it�察�with ;Toad Hall; at the top in blue and goldand write invitations to
all our friends�察�and if you stick to it we shall get them out before luncheon。
And I'LL bear a hand�察�too�察�and take my share of the burden。 I'LL order the
Banquet。'
`What��' cried Toad�察 �dismayed。 `Me stop indoors and write a lot of
rotten letters on a jolly morning like this�察�when I want to go around my
property�察�and set everything and everybody to rights�察�and swagger about
and enjoy myself� �Certainly not� �I'll beI'll see youStop a minute�察�
though� �Why�察�of course�察�dear Badger� �What is my pleasure or convenience
compared with that of others� �You wish it done�察�and it shall be done。 Go�察�
Badger�察 �order the Banquet�察 �order what you like�察 �then join our young
friends outside in their innocent mirth�察�oblivious of me and my cares and
toils。 I sacrifice this fair morning on the altar of duty and friendship��'
The Badger looked at him very suspiciously�察 �but Toad's frank�察 �open
countenance made it difficult to suggest any unworthy motive in this
change of attitude。 He quitted the room�察�accordingly�察�in the direction of the
kitchen�察�and as soon as the door had closed behind him�察�Toad hurried to
the writing´table。 A fine idea had occurred to him while he was talking。 He
WOULD write the invitations�察 �and he would take care to mention the
leading part he had taken in the fight�察 �and how he had laid the Chief
Weasel flat�察 �and he would hint at his adventures�察 �and what a career of
triumph he had to tell about�察�and on the fly´leaf he would set out a sort of
a programme of entertainment for the evening something like this�察�as he
sketched it out in his head�此�