That made all the difference in the world . It would have been bad enough , being lost this way , had he been feeling at his best . Being lost always makes one feel terribly lonesome . Lonesomeness is one of the worst parts of the feeling of being lost . But added to this was the fact that Bowser was really not in fit condition to be out at all . He was wet , tired , lame and hungry . Do you wonder that he whimpered and whined as he limped along over the hard snow , and had n't the least idea whether he was headed towards home or deeper into the great woods ? For a long time he kept on until it seemed to him he could n't drag one foot after another . Then quite suddenly something big and dark loomed up in front of him . It really was n't as big as it seemed . It was a little house , a sugar camp , just such a one as Farmer Brown has near his home . Bowser crept to the door . It was closed . Bowser sniffed and sniffed and his heart sank , for there was no scent of human beings . Then he knew that that little house was deserted and empty . Still he whined and scratched at the door . By and by the door opened ever so little , for it had not been locked . Bowser crept in . In one corner he found some hay , and in this he curled up . It was cold , very cold , but not nearly as cold as outside that little house .
So XXXXX curled up in the hay and shivered and shook and slept a little and wished with all his might that he never had found the tracks of Old Man Coyote .
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