Then Farmer Brown 's boy noticed how forlorn Happy Jack looked . He remembered Happy Jack 's fright that morning . `` I know what 's the matter ! '' he cried . `` It 's that Weasel . The poor little chap is afraid to go home . We must see what we can do for him . I wonder if he will stay if I make a new house for him . I believe I 'll try it and see . '' CHAPTER XXVIII HAPPY JACK FINDS A NEW HOME They say the very darkest clouds Are lined with silver bright and fair , Though how they know I do not see , And neither do I really care . It 's good to believe , and so I try To believe 't is true with all my might , That nothing is so seeming dark But has a hidden side that 's bright . Happy Jack . Certainly things could n't look much darker than they did to Happy Jack Squirrel as he sat in the big maple tree at the side of Farmer Brown 's house , and saw jolly , round , red Mr. Sun getting ready to go to bed behind the Purple Hills . He was afraid to go to his home in the Green Forest because Shadow the Weasel might be waiting for him there . He was afraid of the night which would soon come . He was cold , and he was hungry . Altogether he was as miserable a little Squirrel as ever was seen . He had just made up his mind that he would have to go look for a hollow in one of the trees in the Old Orchard in which to spend the night , when around the corner of the house came Farmer Brown 's boy with something under one arm and dragging a ladder . He whistled cheerily to Happy Jack as he put the ladder against the tree and climbed up . By this time Happy Jack had grown so timid that he was just a little afraid of Farmer Brown 's boy , so he climbed as high up in the tree as he could get and watched what was going on below .
Even if he was afraid , there was comfort XXXXX having Farmer Brown 's boy near .
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