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But that is our usual summer life, and _I_ think it a very pleasant one." "Oh, so do I!" said Tommy Smith. "Thank you, Mrs. Woodpigeon, for telling me. BUT THAT IS OUR USUAL SUMMER LIFE AND I THINK IT A VERY PLEASANT ONE OH SO DO I SAID TOMMY SMITH THANK YOU MISSUS WOODPIGEON FOR TELLING ME
uld care to trust ourselves to.” “Aren’t they rather hard?” said Tommy Smith. “Not at all,” said the woodpigeon. “You see, we have our own feathers, so that makes them feather-beds. They are soft enough and warm enough for us, you may be quite sure.” “But it must be very windy up in the trees,” said Tommy Smith. “That is the great advantage of the situation,” said the mother woodpigeon. “Our beds are always well aired, so we need never feel anxious about that. However much it rains they can never be damp, for how can a bed be damp and well-aired at the same time?” Tommy Smith couldn’t think of the right answer to this, and the woodpigeon went on, “So, now, I have told you how we pass the day. What a happy, happy life! He must have a cruel heart who could put an end to it.” (And Tommy Smith thought so too.) “But is that what you always do?” he asked. “Of course, when there are eggs and young ones it makes a difference,” said the mother woodpigeon; “and in winter we keep different hours. WOODPIGEON WE SLEEP IN TREES THEY ARE THE ONLY BEDS WE SHOULD CARE TO TRUST OURSELVES TO AREN'T THEY RATHER HARD SAID TOMMY SMITH NOT AT ALL SAID THE WOODPIGEON YOU SEE WE HAVE OUR OWN FEATHERS SO THAT MAKES THEM FEATHER BEDS THEY ARE SOFT ENOUGH AND WARM ENOUGH FOR US YOU MAY BE QUITE SURE BUT IT MUST BE VERY WINDY UP IN THE TREES SAID TOMMY SMITH THAT IS THE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF THE SITUATION SAID THE MOTHER WOODPIGEON OUR BEDS ARE ALWAYS WELL AIRED SO WE NEED NEVER FEEL ANXIOUS ABOUT THAT HOWEVER MUCH IT RAINS THEY CAN NEVER BE DAMP FOR HOW CAN A BED BE DAMP AND WELL AIRED AT THE SAME TIME TOMMY SMITH COULD THINK OF THE RIGHT ANSWER TO THIS AND THE WOODPIGEON WENT ON SO NOW I HAVE TOLD YOU HOW WE PASSED THE DAY WHAT A HAPPY HAPPY LIFE HE MUST HAVE A CRUEL HEART WHO COULD PUT AN END TO IT AND TOMMY SMITH ALSO TOO BUT IS THAT WHAT YOU ALWAYS DO HE ASKED OF COURSE WHEN THERE ARE EGGS AND YOUNG ONES IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE SAID THE MOTHER WOODPIGEON AND IN THE WINTER WE KEEP DIFFERENT HOURS
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