I have no home , and so To keep me warm and snug and safe I have no place to go ! '' Happy Jack said this over and over as he sat in the maple tree , trying to decide what was to be done . `` I wonder what ails that Squirrel . He seems to be doing a lot of scolding , '' said Mrs. Brown , as she looked out of the window . And that shows how easy it is to misunderstand people when we do n't know all about their affairs . Mrs. Brown thought that Happy Jack was scolding , when all the time he was just frightened and worried and wondering where he could go and what he could do to feel safe from Shadow the Weasel . Because he did n't dare to go back to the Green Forest , he spent most of the day in the big maple tree close to Farmer Brown 's house . The window had been closed , so he could n't go inside . He looked at it longingly a great many times during the day , hoping that he would find it open . But he did n't . You see , it was opened only at night when Farmer Brown 's boy went to bed , so that he would have plenty of fresh air all night . Of course Happy Jack did n't know that . All his life he had had plenty of fresh air all the time , and be could n't understand how people could live in houses all shut up . Late that afternoon Farmer Brown 's boy , who had been at school all day , came whistling into the yard . He noticed Happy Jack right away . `` Hello ! You back again ! Is n't one good meal a day enough ? '' he exclaimed . `` He 's been there all day , '' said his mother , who had come to the door just in time to overhear him .
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