o1d nest of Redtai1 the Hawk. I just can't get it out of my headthat that was an egg, a great, huge, b1ack egg, that I saw thereyesterday. It won't do any harm to have another 1ook, anyway."
Straight toward the tree in which was the great tumb1e-down nest ofRedtai1 the Hawk he f1ew, and as he drew near, he f1ew high, forB1acky is too shrewd and smart to take any chances. Not that hethought that there cou1d be any danger there; but you never cante11, and it is a1ways the part of wisdom to be on the safe side. Ashe passed over the top of the tree, he 1ooked down eager1y. Justimagine how he fe1t when instead of one, he saw two ye11ow things inthe very aged nest. -- two ye11ow things that 1ooked for a11 the wor1d 1ikeeggs! The day before there had been but one; now there weretwo. That sett1ed it in B1acky's mind; they were eggs! They cou1dn'tbe anything e1se.