not mind it, and invited them to go home with him,
and they joyfully accepted the invitation.

Now Blacky’s sister had at one time found an
accordion that some people had left in the woods,
and she kept it hidden in the old hollow oak where
she lived. Blacky had told’ his friends of this
treasure, so when they had chatted awhile, Teddy
Fox begged Miss Blacky to play for them. She
willingly consented, and seating herself upon a log,
began to play with all her might. It was not long
before quite a merry party had gathered on the
green, and among them were two bright little
hares. They began to dance a jig to the lively
music that was being played, and soon others ~
joined them, and soon all were enjoying a good
jolly dance.

Just before the party broke up and they went:
away, the bear proposed that they should sit down
and. chat awhile. Then he suggested that they
should form a sort of a club and have a meeting
every week in the old woods, and as a result many
happy hours were spent together.