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    Chapter XXVIII: Mrs. Whitefoot Decides On A Home - Page 2

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    an old nest of Melody's."

    "I've found the home we've been looking for, stupid," retorted Mrs. Whitefoot.

    Still Whitefoot stared. "I don't see any house," said he.

    Mrs. Whitefoot stamped her feet impatiently. "Right here, stupid," said she. "This old nest will make us the finest and safest home that ever was. No one will ever think of looking for us here. We must get busy at once and fix it up."

    Even then Whitefoot didn't understand. Always he had lived either in a hole in the ground, or in a hollow stump or tree. How they were to live in that old nest he couldn't see at all.
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