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Being unable to rest, on account of the uproar from the Bumblebees' house, Chirpy crept out of his door and stood blinking in the pasture. BEING UNABLE TO REST ON ACCOUNT OF THE UPROAR FROM THE BUMBLEBEE'S HOUSE CHIRPY CREPT OUT OF HIS DOOR AND STOOD BLINKING IN THE PASTURE
ow that it was time to go home. But Chirpy Cricket didn't mind that. Fiddling never bothered him. He never knew whether he had fallen asleep or not. He may have been only day-dreaming. Anyhow, all at once he noticed a rumbling sound, which grew louder and louder as he listened. "They're at it again!" Chirpy Cricket exclaimed. "The Bumblebee family have begun their music. I do hope they aren't going to have another all-day party, for I don't want my rest disturbed." But he soon found that the Bumblebees were not tuning up for nothing. Before long they were humming and buzzing away as if they hadn't a care in the world. "I declare,"--Chirpy cried, although there was no one but himself to hear--"I declare, they're dancing again! It can't be long after sunrise, either. And no doubt they won't stop till sunset." He began to feel very much upset. He could understand why people should want to make music by night, and hop about in a lively fashion, too. But by day--ah! that was another matter. TION OF CHIRPIES WHO DIDN'T APPEAR TO KNOW THAT IT WAS TIME TO GO HOME BUT CHIRPY CRICKET DIDN'T MIND THAT FIDDLING NEVER BOTHERED HIM HE NEVER KNEW WHETHER HE HAD FALLEN ASLEEP OR NOT HE MAY HAVE BEEN ONLY DAY DREAMING ANYHOW ALL AT ONCE HE NOTICED A RUMBLING SOUND WHICH GREW LOUDER AND LOUDER AS HE LISTENED THEY'RE AT IT AGAIN CHIRPY CRICKET EXCLAIMED THE BUMBLEBEE FAMILY HAVE BEGUN THEIR MUSIC I DO HOPE THEY AREN'T GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER ALL DAY PARTY FOR I DON'T WANT MY REST DISTURBED BUT HE SOON FOUND THAT THE BUMBLEBEES WERE NOT TUNING UP FOR NOTHING BEFORE LONG THEY WERE HUMMING AND BUZZING AWAY AS IF THEY HADN'T A CARE IN THE WORLD I DECLARE TURBY CRIED ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NO ONE BUT HIMSELF TO HEAR I DECLARE THEY'RE DANCING AGAIN IT CAN'T BE LONG AFTER SUNRISE EITHER AND NO DOUBT THEY WON'T STOP TILL SUNSET HE BEGAN TO FEEL VERY MUCH UPSET HE COULD UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE SHOULD WANT TO MAKE MUSIC BY NIGHT AND HOP ABOUT IN A LIVELY FASHION TOO BUT BY DAY AH THAT WAS ANOTHER MATTER
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