ok a bearing by t on.

    I er out of treams and it  off a bit of fruit but my guts began to rumble by dinner-time and I cast my eye about for more solid fodder. Seeing ts and birds unknoo me, I t: quot;s!quot; So I tied my srings togeto make a little snare and trapped a small, bro kind, but earless, and slit its t, skinned it, toasted it on tinder-box ted  and a bit of bread.

    After I eat my dinner, I sa t t I mig stones,  of effort, and so get a kind of flour, as  imes of . I reasoned o douger. t. And, if I ed fisom, I could tickle trout ream abounded, ry girl kno unlike picking a pocket. Also, it seemed to me, if I dried t s for a mont so far in planning my diet, I t:  meat  salt!

    For, I t, I eel and fire and te is temperate, tful; ter out of brancime until time. Besides, to tell trutrils oo full of tink of y to relisurn to t I t t I sravel on a little more, for safetys sake, into t no ing party migurn me to tell you, more dread of te man,  time unknoo me.

    So I aking my living from try easily enoug tle; but ter t I ribe in a clearing and t to kill  t ing t. So I steps back to  s of a planter, alt I rod before. But s so t s and .

    I never t it but step across to pick up to -seller t overturns  of apples.

    ts to  and  fear me for it, or, rat fear me because of it, but, all t like takes  from me again as if to leave me in t. But I am struck by  red but  came into my mind to open my bodice, ss, t, ter skin, I could give suck as ouched my boso