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"Don't hit me," said the frog. "That would be a _very_ wicked thing to do." Tommy Smith was so surprised to hear a frog speak that he dropped his stick and stood with both his eyes wide open for several seconds. DON'T HIT ME SAID THE FROG THAT WOULD BE A VERY WICKED THING TO DO TOMMY SMITH WAS SO SURPRISED TO HEAR A FROG SPEAK THAT HE DROPPED HIS STICK AND STOOD WITH BOTH HIS EYES WIDE OPEN FOR SEVERAL SECONDS
for the future.” [Illustration: “THAT IS WHY I AM SO WISE”] All the other animals thought this was a very clever idea of the owl’s, and they agreed to do what he said, before trying anything else. So they begged him to begin teaching them the little-boy language at once (all except the rat, for he knew it too), so that they should lose no time. This the owl was quite ready to do, and he taught them so well, and they all learnt so quickly, that when little Tommy Smith got up next morning to have his breakfast, there was hardly an animal in the whole country that was not able to talk to him. CHAPTER II. THE FROG AND THE TOAD “_Tommy Smith takes a turn in the garden next day, And he finds the frog ready with something to say._” AS soon as he had had his breakfast, Tommy Smith went out into the garden. It had been raining a little, and the first thing he saw was a large yellow frog sitting on the wet grass. Tommy Smith had a stick in his hand, and he at once lifted it up over his shoulder.  CHAPTER TWO OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECOURTING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVER BOX DOT ORG TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS BY EDMUND SELLOUS THE FROG AND THE TOAD TOMMY SMITH TAKES A TURN IN THE GARDEN NEXT DAY AND HE FINDS THE FROG READY WITH SOMETHING TO SAY AS SOON AS HE HAD HAD HIS BREAKFAST TOMMY SMITH WENT OUT INTO THE GARDEN IT HAD BEEN RAINING A LITTLE AND THE FIRST THING HE SAW WAS A LARGE YELLOW FROG SITTING ON THE WET GRASS TOMMY SMITH HAD A STICK IN HIS HAND AND HE AT ONCE LIFTED IT UP OVER HIS SHOULDER
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