Pipa and Apus
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EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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once watching from the window sill, Pippa heard a plaintiff squawk under the bush. A little bird floundered, unable to take flight, unable even to move on. The ground paper saw the cat creeping forwards, getting ready to pounce. She took courage and jumped in front of the cat's nose. Once the cat saw the mouse, she immediately forgot about the bird and started chasing paper paper. Newell, the best places to hide in the yard and lead the cat on a long chase from shelter to Heidi Ho For so long did paper distract the cat from the bird that when the gardener called the cat in for dinner, it immediately forgot about the mouse and the bird and opted for an easier meal. Paper caught her breath after the long run on, headed towards the place where she had first seen the little helpers bird. She was still trying to take off, but I couldn't do it no matter what she tried. Feeling sorry for her paper went closer and asked, Friend, what happened to you? Did you break your wing? The birds sadly replied, No, My wings are fine, but not a single bird of our kind is adapted to move on the ground. Our claws get in the way. You see, we do well in our vertical nest and spend our whole lives in the sky never to land on the ground. We even sleep in the air. We fly day and night. But if we happen to land on the ground, we are doomed to death.