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You see Tommy Smith was getting a much better boy to animals, now that they had told him something about themselves, and the animals were beginning to find this out, and were not so frightened of him as they used to be. YOU SEE TOMMY SMITH WAS GETTING A MUCH BETTER BOY TO ANIMALS NOW THAT THEY HAD TOLD HIM SOMETHING ABOUT THEMSELVES AND THE ANIMALS WERE BEGINNING TO FIND THIS OUT AND WERE NOT SO FRIGHTENED OF HIM AS THEY USED TO BE
it’s, and said good-bye at once. So off he ran. The mother peewit just nodded to him as she sat on her eggs, but the father peewit rose up into the air again, and flew round him, and swished his wings, and tumbled about, and cried, “Pee-wee-eet! pee-wee-eet!” and Tommy Smith felt quite sure that he meant “Good-bye, good-bye.” CHAPTER VIII. THE MOLE “_If we’re only contented, some cause we shall find To be thankful: the mole thought it nice to be blind._” THE next walk that Tommy Smith took was over some fields where there were a great many mole-hills. Of course, Tommy Smith had often seen mole-hills before, but I am not sure if he had ever seen a mole; for a mole, as you know, lives underneath the ground, and does not often come up to the top of it. So, when he saw a little black thing scrambling about in the grass, he cried out, “Oh! whatever is that?” and ran to it and picked it up. “You won’t _hurt_ me, I know,” said the mole (for it was one)—“and I don’t mind your _looking_ at me.”  CHAPTER EIGHT OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS THE LIBER VOXER COURTING ALL LIVERPOXER COURTINGS 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 MOLE IF WE'RE ONLY CONTENTED SOME CAUSE WE SHALL FIND TO BE THANKFUL THE MOLE THOUGHT IT NICE TO BE BLIND THE NEXT WALK THAT TOMMY SMITH TOOK WAS OVER SOME FIELDS WHERE THERE WERE A GREAT MANY MOLE HILLS OF COURSE TOMMY SMITH HAD OFTEN SEEN MOLE HILLS BEFORE BUT I AM NOT SURE IF HE HAD EVER SEEN A MOLE FOR A MOLE AS YOU KNOW LIVES UNDERNEATH THE GROUND AND DOES NOT OFTEN COME UP TO THE TOP OF IT SO WHEN HE SAW A LITTLE BLACK THING SCRAMBLING ABOUT IN THE GRASS HE CRIED OUT OH WHATEVER IS THAT AND HE RAN TO IT AND PICKED IT UP YOU WON'T HURT ME I KNOW SAID THE MOLE FOR IT WAS ONE AND I DON'T MIND YOU LOOKING AT ME
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