"Yes!" Ferdinand Frog answered. "And it must be very handy, too."
"What for?" Mr. Heron inquired.
"Why, for making button-holes!" Ferdinand Frog exclaimed.
XVIII
MAKING BUTTON-HOLES
Mr. Heron couldn't help being interested.
"Button-holes in what?" he asked Ferdinand Frog.
"Why, in suits of clothes, of course!" the tailor answered. "If you had a tailor's shop, as I have, you'd find that bill of yours a handy thing to have. When you wanted to make a button-hole in a piece of cloth all you'd need do would be to stick your bill through it."
"I'd like to try that," Mr. Heron remarked.