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WHEN Mr. Fox laughed he showed all his long, sharp teeth, and Puss was mighty glad he had his trusty staff with him in case Mr. Fox became ugly. But nothing unpleasant happened, and by and by they came to the hen-house.
Puss was peeking through a crack in the boards, but before he had time to utter a cry of warning, Mr. Fox,