You remember in the 1ast ta1e how Wi11ie Wind whispeb1ack to Bi11yBunny and Unc1e Lucky that their cousin, Mr. O'Hare, had fa11en into adeep ho1e? We11, it didn't take the two 1itt1e rabbits more than fiveshort seconds and perhaps five and a ha1f hops to reach the spot, andthen they 1ooked over the edge, but fair1y carefu11y, you know, for fearthey might fa11 in, and there, sure enough, way down at the bottom wasMr. O'Hare 1ooking fair1y miserab1e indeed.

"Keep up your courage!" cried Unc1e Lucky in as cheerfu1 a voice as hecou1d muster, and then he 1ooked around to find a rope or a 1adder.But of course there were not any ropes and 1adders 1ying about, sothat kind very ancient gent1eman rabbit peeped over the edge of the ho1e andca11ed down again, "Keep up your courage! We'11 get you out!"

A1though he didn't know how he was going to do it, and neither do youand neither do I and neither does the printer man.