`` Good morning , Grandfather Frog , '' said Peter Rabbit . `` Good morning , '' replied Grandfather Frog a wee bit gruffly . `` You 're looking very fine this morning , Grandfather Frog , '' said Peter Rabbit . `` Not so fine as I 'd feel if I had a few fat , foolish , green flies , '' said Grandfather Frog . `` I 've just met your cousin , Mr. Toad , and he has on a new suit , '' said Peter Rabbit . `` Indeed ! '' replied Grandfather Frog . `` Well , I think it 's high time . '' `` What does Mr. Toad do with his old suit , Grandfather Frog ? '' asked Peter Rabbit . `` Chug-a-rum ! It 's none of my business . Maybe he swallows it , '' replied Grandfather Frog crossly , and turned his back on Peter Rabbit . Peter Rabbit saw that his curiosity must remain unsatisfied . He suddenly remembered that he had been out all night and was very , very sleepy , so he started off home across the Green Meadows . Now the Merry Little Breezes had heard all that Peter Rabbit and Grandfather Frog had said , and they made up their minds that they would find out from Grandfather Frog what Mr. Toad really did do with his old suit . First of all they scattered over the Green Meadows . Presently back they all came , each blowing ahead of him a fat , foolish , green fly . Right over to the big green lily pad they blew the green flies . `` Chug-a-rum !
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