He's on his way again, said the lark.

You can't fly,' said the lark.

'I don't know what the gull means by his islands and points,' said the lark.

'It is not time,' said the lark's wife.

'That's not it at all,' said the lark.

"Yes, child, I have," said the lark; "and they are very pretty ones indeed!"

'It is,' said the lark, rather rudely.

"Good night, once more," said the lark's sweet voice.

I think, my children, said the lark, we shall still be safe here; and we will, therefore, feel no anxiety or concern to-night.

"I know no such thing," said the lark.

"I ought not to go," said the Lark, "for the heat might injure my pretty voice."

'Let me up,' said the lark.

'Please do,' said the lark's wife.

"I am sure I don't know," said the Lark, lifting up his foot and looking at it.

"Oh, I don't like," said the Lark, "I don't like to fly up, I am so ugly.