human
Iv dat all?
gpt
Yes, that's all, replied Fluff.
human
I made up the last part of it, because I couldn't remember just what Auntie told me after he came down the ladder. And now, Downy, pet, she continued,
gpt
I must go, for old Margaret has promised to show me the new chickens. Finish your porridge, and then you can come too! and away ran Fluff, leaving the Downy mouse alone, looking very thoughtful over his porringer. He was silent for some time; then laying down his spoon, he said with an air of decision,
human
I'm doin' to do! With that, he slid down from the window sill, and trotted out of the house as fast as his little fat legs would carry him. I knew perfectly well that his intention was to go up to the sun, but I did not think he would get very far. On the lawn he paused, and looked about him. Plenty of sunbeams there; every blade of grass had one, for the little sparklers, who are very vain, had come to look at themselves and admire their own brightness in the drops of dew which lay on every leaf and flower and spear of grass. Downy ran here and there, putting his foot down wherever he saw a flash, and then looking expectantly up into the air. But no golden ladder appeared, and at length I heard the little mouse say,
gpt
Deve ivn't de right kind of funbeamv. I'll do fomewhere elfe.