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He said, "I am going to see those birds. I am afraid they will kill me, for I am so ugly." HE SAID I AM GOING TO SEE THOSE BIRDS I AM AFRAID THEY WILL KILL ME FOR I AM SO UGLY
lived there with her cat and her hen. The old woman said, "I will keep the duck. I will have some eggs." * * * * * * * growl walk corner animals The next day, the cat saw the duckling and began to growl. The hen said, "Can you lay eggs?" The duckling said, "No." "Then keep still," said the hen. The cat said, "Can you growl?" [Illustration: THE CAT SAID, "CAN YOU GROWL?"] "No," said the duckling. "Then keep still," said the cat. And the duckling hid in a corner. The next day he went for a walk. He saw a big pond. He said, "I will have a good swim." But all of the animals made fun of him. He was so ugly. * * * * * summer away cake winter swans spring flew bread leaves The summer went by. Then the leaves fell and it was very cold. The poor duckling had a hard time. It is too sad to tell what he did all winter. At last it was spring. The birds sang. The ugly duckling was big now. One day he flew far away. [Illustration: "OH, SEE THE LOVELY SWAN!"] Soon he saw three white swans on the lake. Y AT NIGHT HE CAME TO AN OLD HOUSE THE HOUSE LOOKED AS IF IT WOULD FALL DOWN IT WAS SO OLD BUT THE WIND BLEW SO HARD THAT THE DUCKLING WENT INTO THE HOUSE AN OLD WOMAN LIVED THERE WITH HER CAT AND HER HEN THE OLD WOMAN SAID I WILL KEEP THE DUCK I WILL HAVE SOME EGGS GROWL WALK CRIMA ANIMALS THE NEXT DAY THE CAT SAW THE DUCKLING AND BEGAN TO GROWL THE HEN SAID CAN YOU LAY EGGS THE DUCKLING SAID NO THEN KEEP STILL SAID THE HEN THE CAT SAID CAN YOU GROWL NO SAID THE DUCKLING AND KEEP STILL SAID THE CAT AND THE DUCKLING HID IN A CORNER THE NEXT DAY HE WENT FOR A WALK HE SAW A BIG POND HE SAID I WILL HAVE A GOOD SWIM BUT ALL THE ANIMALS MADE FUN OF HIM HE WAS SO UGLY SUMMER AWAY CAKE WINTER SWAMS SPRING HALLO BREAD LEAVES THE SUMMER WENT BY THEN THE LEAVES FELL AND IT WAS VERY COLD THE POOR DUCKLING HAD A HARD TIME IT IS TOO SAD TO TELL WHAT HE DID ALL WINTER AT LAST IT WAS SPRING THE BIRDS SANG THE UGLY DUCKLING WAS BIG NOW ONE DAY HE FLEW FAR AWAY SOON HE SAW THREE WHITE SWANS ON THE LAKE
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