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"Here I've got wood to cut and water to bring and grub to cook, and I

can't do none of theot to ride herd on you every oat, kid, and that's the truth You sure have Yes,

'Pik-k,' doggone yuh--afteryou're about to blow your radiator cap pluht here and now, this storot to let up

pretty quick so I can pack you outa here, or else I've got to pen you

up so besides watch you Look at the way

you scattered thehta

stand over yuh andall the ashes outa the stove, I'd like to know?"

The coyote skin lifted a little and"Ooo-ooo-ooo!" like a bear--almost Bud rescued the bear a

scant two feet from the flaood lord, what's a fellow going to do with yuh?" he groaned

in desperation "Burn yourself up, you would! I can see nohy folks

keep their kids corralled in high chairs and gocarts all the tiot to, or they wouldn't have no kids"

Bud certainly was learning a few things that he had coether in his curriculuht little enough in his active life, set hi ways and h chairs

listed in their catalogue Very nice high chairs, for one of which Bud

would have paid its weight in gold dust (if one may believe his word) if

it could have been set down in that cabin at that particularLovin Child off the page

by ue and into