Poor Mrs. Quack in "Ryder Tells About Mrs. Quack"

To get things done, if you'll but try, You'll always find there is a way. What you yourself can't do alone The chances are another may. When Ryder Rabbit was once more safely back in the dear Old Briar-patch, he told Mrs. Ryder all about poor Mrs. Quack and her troubles. Then for a long, long time he sat in a brown study. A brown study, you know, is sitting perfectly still and thinking very hard. That was what Ryder did. He sat so still that if you had happened along, you probably would have thought him asleep.