Toad decided that he needed to be taught a lesson.
Then they decided that what Old Mr.
" If Jimmy Skunk hadn't ambled down the Crooked Little Path just when he did; if he hadn't been looking for fat beetles; if he hadn't seen that big piece of bark at one side and decided to pull it over; if it hadn't been for all these "ifs," why Old Mr.
But one cloudy morning he happened to think of them, and decided that he would run over there and see how they were getting along.
Jimmy Skunk thought it over for a few minutes, and then he decided that as he hadn't anything in particular to do, and as he might find some fat beetles on the way, he would go too.
Whitefoot, in a most decided way, "that it is a very good house for winter, but it won't do at all for summer.
Once he almost decided to go hunt for another home, but somehow he couldn't get interested even in this.
Whitefoot thought longingly of the good things in Timmy's storehouse in that same tree, but decided that it would be wisest to keep away from there.
Then he decided to go up.
So now that he must find a hiding-place, Whitefoot decided that he would feel much safer in a tree than on the ground.
He promptly decided to move in and spend the winter.
Quack decided to wait a few minutes longer.
"That's where that Deer will head for," he decided.
Paddy the Beaver was tempted to warn them that they were not as safe as they thought, but as long as the hunter did not move Paddy decided to wait.
Lightfoot had about decided that the hunter had given up hunting for that day, but he didn't let this keep him from being any the less watchful.
From the way the hunter moved, Sammy decided that he wasn't thinking of Mr.
It was decided between them that every article should be bought ready-made and seamed, and that the first week of the New Year, if indeed Mrs.
The miser had, indeed, foreseen the possibility of this marriage for months past, and had long since decided in his own mind that Henry would make a satisfactory son-in-law.
It was decided that they should go fishing in the 'Fay.
She would have made an admirable wife and mother, but fate had decided that this material was to be wasted.