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    IV. The Freshet - Page 2

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    time of year." But they looked a bit worried, in spite of what they said.

    "It's a-going to be the worst freshet that's happened since you were born," their caller croaked. "You mark my words!"

    When he came to Brownie Beaver's house Grandaddy found that there was one person, at least, that had taken his advice.

    "I see you're all ready for the freshet!" the old gentleman remarked. "They laughed at me; but I was right," he said.

    "They laughed at me, too," Brownie Beaver told him.

    "There's nobody in this village that'll laugh again tonight," Grandaddy said very solemnly, "for there's a-going to be a flood before morning."
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