Rabbit said, "Come now and have supper with me."

So Rabbit coaxed Flint until he said yes, and the two started down the

mountain side together.

When they came near Rabbit's hole, Rabbit said, "There is my lodge,

but in summer I stay outside here, where it is cooler."

So he made a fire and they had their supper on the grass. When supper

was over, Flint stretched out on the grass to rest. Rabbit picked up

some heavy sticks and his knife, and cut a mallet and wedge.

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