StNicholas [série] . et de quelque façon, puis de nouveau. Ils les ont sur le sable, ils ont tous cessé de courir, et ont enterré leurs têtes loin en profondeur. Bonté ! Qu'est-ce qu'ils peuvent être jusqu'à?dit Josey. Nous 11 allons et nous asseoir tillthis on sort. Elle est donc allée et s'est assise à l'ombre de la plus grande, pour le soleil, brillant sur le thésanet, a fait très chaud. Après un long temps, l'oiseau a tiré sa tête et a vu la petite fille. Il semblait avoir peur, et il a mis sa tête à nouveau dans une grande hâte. Il était là, altrimbling. Josey a attrapé ses plumes et son tibia. Que voulez-vous dire

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StNicholas [serial] . and somethat way, and then back again. They them over the sand, they all stopped running, and buried their heads away down deep. Goodness! What can they be up to?said Josey. We 11 go over and sit down tillthis one comes out. So she went and sat down in the shade ofthe biggest one, for the sun, shining on thesand, made it very hot. After a long time the bird pulled his headout and saw the little girl. He seemed to bevery much frightened, and put his head inagain in a great hurry. He stood there, alltrembling. Josey caught hold of his feathers and shookhim. What are you doing? she asked. Comeout of that! The big bird raised his eyes up out of thesand. He looked very stupid. Could you see me? he asked. Of course I could, said the little girl; you had only your head hidden. The big bird put up a foot and scratchedhis ear. How is that? he asked, trying to think itall out. You could see me while I could notsee you. That does nt seem at all reasonable.How was that ? Will you kindly explain ?. going about avenging each others deaths. stretched their long legs and just skimmed. Why, you had only your head hidden, They had little bits of wings, and used them said Josey. like fans, but one could not call it flying, the Yes; but when I could nt see you, how way they went. could you see me? When they saw the little girl walking toward Because I did not hide my head. Look at all those other birds over there see them, cant you? Why, yes. And yet they all have their heads hidden.That s true. I never knew that before. Think how funny that I never knew that be- JOSEY AND THE CHIPMUNK. You can 171 She threw her arms about his neck. Holdon tight ! she said to the chipmunk. We 11be going like the wind soon, if what the bookssay about ostriches is true. When Josey was well settled on his back, thebig ostrich gave a cry, and set off so fast that

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