Chapter XVIII: Jerry Muskrat's Big Cousin - Page 2
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"What is it that is so funny?" snapped Grandfather Frog, for nothing makes him so angry as to be laughed at.
"Do you mean to say that anybody but Farmer Brown or Farmer Brown's boy could have cut down such a big tree as that?" asked Billy. "Why, that would be as hard as to drag the tree here."
"Jerry Muskrat's big cousin from the North could do it, and I believe he did," replied Grandfather Frog. "Now that we have found the cause of the trouble in the Laughing Brook and the Smiling Pool, what are we going to do about it?"
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