The Jay [antikvár]

I I' r: ' i I. I H ! Vr I- .1 lil'i : I'l ' 'I' 'i . i'. .il' . I I '1 , (At first it was raining in the woods, but then it started snow ing. And now, the woods are quiet. "Shrawk, shrawk," calls the jay who has just found an acorn. Another jay flies down and lands next to him. This jay is hungry, too. It is now hard to find food in the woods. The frost has hardened the ground like stone, and the birds can'tget their worms out of the ground. The acorns, too, are covered with snow and are difficult to find. More jays join them. First, one flies away.Two, then three follow Finally, our jay flies off to join them.