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    the beechnut-shells out of her house. She was a very neat housekeeper; and she was quite annoyed to find her house upset.

    As for Frisky, he began to bring home another store of nuts that very day. After what had happened neither he nor his mother had any fear that Fatty Coon would ever trouble them again.
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