So he said in a very faint voice that he would be pleased to dine with Buster . Then he waved his feet feebly , trying to get on his feet again . Buster Bear laughed harder than ever . It was a low , deep , grumbly-rumbly laugh , and sent cold shivers all over poor Old Mr. Toad . But when Buster reached out a great paw with great cruel-looking claws Mr. Toad quite gave up . He did n't have strength enough left to even kick . He just closed his eyes and waited for the end . What do you think happened ? Why , he was rolled over on to his feet so gently that he just gasped with surprise . It did n't seem possible that such a great paw could be so gentle . `` Now , '' said Buster Bear in a voice which he tried to make sound pleasant , but which was grumbly-rumbly just the same , `` I know where there is a fine dinner waiting for us just a little way from here . You follow me , and we 'll have it in no time . '' So Buster Bear led the way , and Old Mr. Toad followed as fast as he could , because he did n't dare not to . Presently Buster stopped beside a big decayed old log . `` If you are ready , Mr. Toad , we will dine now , '' said he . Old Mr. Toad did n't see anything to eat . His heart sank again , and he shook all over . `` I -- I 'm not hungry , '' said he in a very faint voice . Buster Bear did n't seem to hear . He hooked his great claws into the old log and gave a mighty pull .
Over rolled the log , and there were ants and ants and ants , hurrying this way and scurrying that way , more ants XXXXX Mr. Toad had seen in all his life before !
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