Винни-Пух

           "Let’shavealook,"saidEeyore,andheturnedslowlyroundtotheplacewherehistailhadbeenalittlewhileago,andthen,findingthathecouldn’tcatchitup,heturnedroundtheotherway,untilhecamebacktowherehewasatfirst,andthenheputhisheaddownandlookedbetweenhisfrontlegs,andatlasthesaid,withalong,sadsigh,"Ibelieveyou’reright"

           "OfcourseI’mright,"saidPooh

           "ThataccountsforaGoodDeal,"saidEeyoregloomily."ItexplainsEverything.noWonder."

           "Youmusthaveleftitsomewhere,"saidWinnie-the-Pooh.

           "Somebodymusthavetakenit,"saidEeyore.

           "HowLikeThem,"headded,afteralongsilence.Poohfeltthatheoughttosaysomethinghelpfulaboutit,butdidn’tquiteknowwhat.

           Sohedecidedtodosomethinghelpfulinstead.

           "Eeyore,"hesaidsolemnly,"I,Winnie-the-Pooh,willfindyourtailforyou."

           "Thankyou,Pooh,"answeredEeyore."You’rearealfriend,"saidhe."NotlikeSome,"hesaid.

           SoWinnie-the-PoohwentofftofindEeyore’stail.

           Itwasafinespringmorningintheforestashestartedout.Littlesoftcloudsplayedhappilyinabluesky,skippingfromtimetotimeinfrontofthesunasiftheyhadcometoputitout,andthenslidingawaysuddenlysothatthenextmighthavehisturn.Throughthemandbetweenthemthesunshonebravely,andacopsewhichhadwornitsfirsalltheyearroundseemedoldanddowdynowbesidethenewgreenlacewhichthebeecheshadputonsoprettily.