LESSON XLV.—REVIEW.
One day Ned and I sat on the high
hill by the sea, where the tall lighthouse
stands. We could look far out, and could
see the ships at sea.
As we sat there, we saw a man
nearby, with some sheep and lambs.
The man had a pipe in his mouth. He
sat with us and let the sheep eat the
grass.
What fun it is to see lambs play!
It made us laugh to see them.
The man said that once, when the
sheep and lambs were out in the snow,
an old wolf took one of the lambs, and
ran off with it.
I think that men should watch their
sheep, so that a wolf cannot catch them.