Then by reaching out as far as he could without tumbling off , he managed to get one of those nuts , and as soon as he had it , he dodged outside to eat it . Farmer Brown 's boy laughed , and putting the rest of the nuts outside , he closed the window . Happy Jack ate his fill and then scampered back to the Green Forest . He felt all puffed up with pride . He felt that he had been very , very bold , and he was anxious to tell Tommy Tit the Chickadee , who had not been with him that morning , how bold he had been . `` Pooh , that 's nothing ! '' replied Tommy , when he had heard about it . `` I 've done that often . '' CHAPTER XXII HAPPY JACK DARES TOMMY TIT A wise philosopher is he Who takes things as they chance to be , And in them sees that which is best While trying to forget the rest . Happy Jack . Somehow Happy Jack 's day had been spoiled . He knew that he had no business to allow it to be spoiled , but it was , just the same . You see , he had been all puffed up with pride because he thought himself a very bold fellow because he had really been inside Farmer Brown 's house . He could n't help feeling quite puffed up about it . But when he told Tommy Tit the Chickadee about it , Tommy had said , `` Pooh ! I 've done that often . '' That was what had spoiled the day for Happy Jack . He knew that if Tommy Tit said that he had done a thing , he had , for Tommy always tells the truth and nothing but the truth . So Happy Jack had n't been so dreadfully bold , after all , and had nothing to brag about . It made him feel quite put out .
He actually tried to make himself feel that it was all the fault of Tommy Tit , and that he wanted XXXXX get even with him .
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