egg was very large for a robin's egg, and of a heavenly blue, and she was quite proud of it.
As soon as the train had gone on the following morning she flew to the nest. She would lay another egg that day. She was very happy.
You can perhaps imagine her astonishment to And that the nest with the egg in it was not there, but the other nest that they had finished two days before was back and there was of course no egg in it.
Although Mrs. Robin was astonished beyond bird expression, yet she set to work to repair the damage by laying a second egg. But this egg was not so large, and not quite so deep a blue as the other.
Cock Robin himself went to inspect the nest on the following morning. To tell the truth this sudden disappearance of the nests was getting on his nerves. He came back with a strange report. The nest containing the large blue egg was back, but the other nest was gone.
"Well," said My Lady, "I don't like it,
