“Yes, but are we?” asked Toad.
“Yes, but are we?” asked Toad.
“These cookies smell very good,” said Toad.
He ate one.
“And they taste even better,” he said.
“These cookies smell very good,” said Toad.
He ate one.
“And they taste even better,” he said.
“Hello, Toad,” he said. “I am very sorry to be late. I was wrapping your present.”
“Hello, Toad,” he said. “I am very sorry to be late. I was wrapping your present.”
“But we can open the box,” said Toad.
“That is true,” said Frog.
“But we can open the box,” said Toad.
“That is true,” said Frog.
“Frog,” cried Toad, “can you do tricks like this?”
“No,” peeped Frog, who looked very, very small.
“Frog,” cried Toad, “can you do tricks like this?”
“No,” peeped Frog, who looked very, very small.
“Frog,” said Toad, “this kite will note fly. I give up.”
“We must make a second try,” said Frog.
“Frog,” said Toad, “this kite will note fly. I give up.”
“We must make a second try,” said Frog.
“Drat,” said Toad. “All of our sweet, cold ice cream has washed away.”
“Drat,” said Toad. “All of our sweet, cold ice cream has washed away.”
Then they ran down the mountain very fast.
They ran past the place where they saw the avalanche.
They ran past the place where they saw the snake.
They ran all the way to Toad’s house.
Then they ran down the mountain very fast.
They ran past the place where they saw the avalanche.
They ran past the place where they saw the snake.
They ran all the way to Toad’s house.