A smart little Bird flew to a house in the country because she wanted to have breakfast. She was running from one room to another (B .n;pyrylO) and suddenly she ... saw a big grey Cat. The Cat jumped and caught the Bird. "Now I can have a nice breakfast," the Cat said. "You can't have breakfast now," said the Bird. "You must wash first. The farmer and his family always wash their hands before breakfast. You live in their house and you must do what they do." "All right," the Cat said. "I live with the farmer's family and in their house, and I must do what they do." And the Cat opened his mouth and begian to wash. But when he was clean and wanted to begin his breakfast, he did not find the bird. The smart little Bird had flown away. She was in the garden in a tall tree. She was happy and begian to sing. "Now I see," the cat said. "I must wash, but I must wash after dinner." And now all cats wash after dinner
"One morning Mr Sherlock Holmes was sitting in his room in Baker Street. His friend Dr Watson, was standing near the window looking at a walking stick.This stick had been forgotten by a strange visitor the day before. The words "To Dr Mortimer" was written on it. Dr Watson had already been examining it for half an hour but he couldn't say anything about it. Suddenly Sherlock Holmes said: The owner of this stick has a dog which is larger than a terrier. I have noticed the marks of a dog's teeth on the stick.' Probably the dog often carrys the stick behind the master,' he added. 'I wonder why this man wanted to visit us,' asked Dr Watson. 'Well, we shall soon know,' answered Sherlock Holmes. 'I can hear the bell ringing.' "
