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THE PEEWIT "_To eat peewit's eggs to a peewit seems wrong, So a hen MAY think hen's eggs to hens should belong. THE PEWIT TO EAT PEWITT'S EGGS TO A PEWIT SEEMS WRONG SO HEN MAY THINK HEN'S EGGS TO HENS SHOULD BELONG
 wasted my time like this, only I heard that poor creature, the grass-snake, talking about himself, so I thought I would just show you what a much more important animal I am than he.” “I think that you are rather conceited, Mr. Adder,” said Tommy Smith. “The grass-snake is very clever. He can lay eggs, and he says that is more than you can do.” “_I_ should be ashamed to do such a thing,” said the adder. “A young grass-snake _requires_ an egg, but a young adder knows how to do without one. _We_ can crawl as soon as we come into the world. As for my being conceited, perhaps I am, just a little. But that is natural. I can _never_ forget that I have _poison_ flowing in my veins. Now I will say good-bye, for I have plenty to do, and must not waste my time any longer.” “Good-bye, Mr. Adder,” Tommy Smith called after him, for he thought he had better be friendly with such an animal. “I hope that you will never bite me.” But the adder merely gave a contemptuous hiss, and was gone. CHAPTER VII.  CHAPTER SEVEN OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS A LIBERVOXER COURTING OLIVER VOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEVER BOX DOT ORG TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS BY EDMUND SELLUS
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