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THE ROOK "_The rook gives advice which we must not neglect. I hope that his CAWS will produce an effect. THE ROOK THE ROOK GIVES ADVICE WHICH WE MUST NOT NEGLECT I HOPE THAT HIS CAUSE WILL PRODUCE AN EFFECT
l, at last, he had rolled it up into a sort of ball. Then all at once he opened his great wide mouth and swallowed the ball, just as if it had been a large pill. Tommy Smith was so surprised that he could hardly believe his eyes. “He has swallowed his own skin!” he cried. “Of course I have,” said the toad; “and the best thing to do with it, _I_ think. I always like to be tidy, and not to leave things lying about. Now, good-morning,” and he began to crawl away, for he was not an _idle_ toad, but had business to attend to. “And I have something to see about,” said the frog, “so I will say good-bye, too, for the present. But remember what you have promised—never to hurt a frog or a toad;” and, with two or three great hops, he was out of sight. Tommy Smith stood thinking about it all for some time, and then he ran into the house to tell everybody all the wonderful things he had learnt about frogs and toads, and to beg them never to kill any, because they do good in the garden. CHAPTER III.  CHAPTER THREE OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS BY EDMUND SELLOUS
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