Scene VI.

Here we have an ostrich and a toucan. I think Tiny must have flown a

long way to meet with these strange birds: but she finds that they are

quarrelling like all the rest. The toucan is mocking the ostrich,

because, with all its feathers, it cannot fly; and the ostrich laughs at

the toucan for its enormous beak.

"I wish they wouldn't all find fault with each other so much," Tiny

begins to think; "I am sure the ostrich is very beautiful, and I daresay

the toucan has some good qualities, though his nose is rather

ridiculous."

[Illustration: Penguin and eagle]

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