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THE WOODPIGEON "_The woodpigeon greets Tommy Smith with a coo, Which he modifies slightly to 'How do you do? THE WOODPIGEON THE WOODPIGEON GREETS TOMMY SMITH WITH A COUP WHICH HE MODIFIES SLIGHTLY TO HOW DO YOU DO
two,” answered the mole. “But I like snakes best of all.” “Worms,” said Tommy Smith. “Snakes,” said the mole. But Tommy Smith was right, the mole’s snakes were harmless worms; but it is nice to think oneself a hero. “Good-bye,” said the mole rather suddenly. “I am tired of talking, and I want to have a little sleep.” “Oh, but it is the middle of the day,” said Tommy Smith. “What of that?” said the mole. “I feel tired, so I shall go to sleep.” “Then do you always sleep in the daytime?” asked Tommy Smith. “I know nothing about daytime or nighttime,” the mole answered, “and perhaps if you lived under the ground, as I do, you would not either. I feel tired _now_, so I shall go to sleep now. Good-bye”; and the mother mole began to sink into the earth, and all at once she was gone,—just as Tommy Smith was going to ask her what was the use of having such a grand palace to live in if she was blind and couldn’t see it. One sometimes thinks of a good question just too late to ask it. CHAPTER IX.  CHAPTER NINE OF TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS THIS IS A LIVERPOX RECOURTING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOX STAT ORK TOMMY SMITH'S ANIMALS BY EDMUND SELL US
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