Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 86
could jump. The lion climbed up the deadtree where the owl was sitting, but the owl was fast asleep; and the lion went sosoftly that the owl did nt hear him at all. Pretty soon, the lion got clear up tothe limb, where the owl was sitting, and he reached, out his great nose and smeltthe owl. My! You… … THE LION SHOWING THE ANIMALS HOW FAR HE CAN JUMP. owl was flying around, the lion crept way out on the limb, and he said, Now, Iwill show you how I catch things to eat. And he pointed down to a log ofwood, ten or fifteen feet away, and he said, I will show you what I would do, ifthat log were a…
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