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"That is cleverer than a bird, for they have only one nest." "_I_ have two," said the squirrel, "and they are not at all the same." "Oh, do tell me what the summer house is like," said Tommy Smith. "It is more lightly built than the winter house," said the squirrel, "and not nearly so large. THAT IS CLEVERER THAN A BIRD FOR THEY ONLY HAVE ONE NEST I HAVE TWO SAID THE SQUIRREL AND THEY ARE NOT AT ALL THE SAME OH DO TELL ME WHAT THE SUMMER HOUSES LIKE SAID TOMMY SMITH IT IS MORE LIGHTLY BUILT THAN THE WINTER HOUSE SAID THE SQUIRREL AND NOT NEARLY SO LARGE
always quite comfortable inside it?” said Tommy Smith. “Oh yes,” said the squirrel; “always comfortable, and always dry. I knit everything so closely together, that neither the rain nor the snow can get through.” “I suppose your house has a door to get in and out by,” said Tommy Smith. “It has _two_ doors,” said the squirrel, “a large one and a small one. Why, what a question to ask! You will be asking if it has a roof to it next.” “_Has_ it a roof?” said Tommy Smith. (So, you see, the squirrel was quite right.) “Of course it has,” said the squirrel. “The idea of living in a house without a roof to it! I build it high up in the fork of a tree,” he went on; “and I lie curled up inside it, as snug and as warm as can be.” “But isn’t it too warm in the summer?” asked Tommy Smith. “Oh, I don’t go into it then,” said the squirrel. “The house I have been telling you about is for the winter, but in the summer I have my summer-house to go into.” “Oh, then you have two houses!” said Tommy Smith. AND THINGS I BRING TO IT THAT IS WHY MY HOUSE IS SO LARGE AND ARE YOU ALWAYS QUITE COMFORTABLE INSIDE IT SAID TOMMY'S FIT OH YES SAID THE SQUIRREL ALWAYS COMFORTABLE AND ALWAYS DRY I KNIT EVERYTHING SO CLOSELY TOGETHER THAT NEITHER THE RAIN NOR THE SNOW CAN GET THROUGH I SUPPOSE YOUR HOUSE HAS A DOOR TO GET IN AND OUT OF BY SAID TOMY SMITH IT HAS TWO DOORS SAID THE SQUIRREL A LARGE ONE AND A SMALL ONE WHY WHAT A QUESTION TO ASK YOU WILL BE ASKING IF IT HAS A ROOF TO IT NEXT HAS IT A ROOF SAID TOMMY SMITH SO YOU SEE THE SQUIRREL IS QUITE RIGHT OF COURSE IT HAS SAID THE SQUIRREL THE IDEA OF LIVING IN A HOUSE WITHOUT A ROOF TO IT I BUILD IT HIGH UP IN THE FORK OF A TREE HE WENT ON AND I LIE CURLED UP INSIDE IT AS SNUG AND AS WARM AS CAN BE BUT ISN'T IT TOO WARM IN THE SUMMER ASKED TOMMY SMITH OH I DON'T GO INTO IT THEN SAID THE SQUIRREL THE HOUSE I HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU ABOUT IS FOR THE WINTER BUT IN THE SUMMER I HAVE MY SUMMER HOUSE TO GO INTO OH THEN YOU HAVE TWO HOUSES SAID TOMMY SMITH
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