I see a little bird on her nest.

Can you see her?

The cat can see her, too.

Do not eat the little bird.

Can you see the little bird's eggs? No, the eggs are in the nest.

Do not fly, little bird.

The cat will not eat you.

Little boy, can you see the bird?

The bird can not see you.

Do you like little birds?

I like to see birds fly.

Do let us see the nest and the eggs.

I can see the nest; I can not see the eggs.

See the hen look at us.

I like to eat the hen's eggs.

Cats like to eat birds and fish.

Here are Ned and May, too.

Ned likes to look for hen's eggs.

Now May sees the eggs in the nest.
The nest is in a big box.

The hen likes a box for a nest.

Can the hen fly? She can fly a little.

See her look at May.

See the cow look at Ned.

The cow likes to eat grass.

I like to see the cow eat grass.

I can see a little mouse in a cage.

I like to see the little mouse.

It is May's mouse.

May likes to feed her little mouse.
The cat likes to eat mice, but May says:

"No, no, little cat! You must not eat

Nell likes to feed her bird.

May, can you see my bird?

May says: "I am looking at the mouse.'

See the bird. It likes its cage.

Some little birds do not like a cage. They like to fly, and to have their nests in a tree.

Some birds have their nests in the grass. Some birds have their nests in the barn.

Some little mice have their nests in the grass, and some like to have theirs in the barn.

I do not like to see a little bird in a cage.
I like to see a bird fly.

A mouse can not fly, but it can run.

A fish can not run, but it can swim.

A boy can run and swim, but he can not fly.