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Excerpt from The Caterpillar and Butterly
However there lay the eggs on the cab bage leaf, and the green Caterpillar in the kindness of her heart resolved to do her best.
But she had no sleep that night, she was so very anxious. She walked all night long around her young charges, for fear some harm might come to them, and in the morning she said to herself: I will consult some wise animal upon the matter and get advice Two heads are certainly better than one.
But still there was a difficulty. Whom should the Caterpillar consult?
There was the shaggy dog, who some times came into the garden, but he would not be likely to know anything about a butter?y or its eggs. Then, too, there was the cat, who would sometimes sit at the foot of the apple tree basking himself in the sun and warming his fur, but he never talked with butter?ies so his experience would not be of much use.
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