He tried to steal in among them without being seen.
But they all cried out, “Who are you? What do you want here?”
“Don’t you see that I am your old friend?” croaked the crow. “I am going to live with you always.”
“No, you are not,” answered a wise old crow. “You are no friend of ours. A few old peacock feathers made you think you were a peacock. So you left your old friends. The peacocks saw you were a cheat and drove you away. Hereafter you must live alone. Be off with you!”
And all the crows said, “Caw, caw, caw! Caw, caw, caw!”
THE WOLF AND THE KID
- (h ark)
- d ark
- (m uch)
- s uch
- noise
- e nough
- trot ted
- (h ive)
- l ive ly
- (l eg)
- b eg ged
- (p ea)
- pl ea se
- (k ind)
- find
- hun gry
- oft en
- wolf
- (n ow)
- gr ow led