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Bob knew, directly he saw a bird's egg, whether it was a swallow's, or a tomtit's, or a yellow-hammer's; he found out all the wasps' nests, and could set all sort of traps; he could climb the trees like a squirrel, and had quite a magical power of detecting hedgehogs and stoats; and he had courage to do things that were rather naughty, such as making gaps in the hedgerows, throwing stones after the sheep, and killing a cat that was wandering incognito .

I do hate to see a tall, stout fellow so sniveling like a girl of fourteen over a dead tomtit. Put down thy bow, man!

He said, "Hello Cocky, hello Yellow, hello Milly." There were three each of the blue budgies, tomtits and yellow canaries, two double-bars with pale red stripes across their little chests, a gray-yellow cockatiel and, in the back, the bold cockatoo.