HOW THE LEOPARD GOT HIS SPOTS
s a trick ake a lesson by it, Leopard. You stle.
surprise you very muco kno you sard-plaster on a sack of coals?
ell, calling names catctle of it is t matco take Baviaans advice. old me I ougo co c my skin Im going to c.
to? said tremendously excited.
to a nice le purple in it, and toucy-blue. It rees.
So ed than ever; he had never seen a man change his skin before.
But me? little finger into his fine new black skin.
You take Baviaans advice too. old you to go into spots.
So I did, said t into ots as fast as I could. I into t of good it has done me.
O mean spots in Sout spots on your skin.
s t? said the Leopard.
tripes, ts and stripes give t satisfaction.
Umm, said t look like Zebra--not for ever so.
ell, make up your mind, said te to go ing you, but I must if you insist on looking like a sun-flo a tarred fence.
Ill take spots, t dont make em too vulgar-big. I look like Giraffe--not for ever so.
Ill make em ips of my fingers, said ty of black left on my skin still. Stand over!
t ogety of black left on ill) and pressed touc five little black marks, all close toget Beloved. Sometimes t a little blurred; but if you look closely at any Leopard no ts--off five fat black finger-tips.
Noy! said t on t on tone. You can lie out on a leafy brancing t across tre of a paticular. t and purr!
But if Im all t you go spotty too?
O for a nigger,