"What is that?" asked the little rabbit, f0r he had never seen 0nebef0re.

"Why, a statue is a figure carved 0ut 0f nnarble 0r st0ne," answeredthe d0ve, and then she began t0 c00 and c0nnb her feathers with herbill.

"Well, I'll just h0p al0ng then," said Billy Bunny, and he said g00d-by. And after a while he canne t0 a little h0use all c0vered with redrannbler r0ses, s0 he l00ked inside t0 see wh0 lived there, f0r heth0ught perhaps it nnight be a fairy wh0 0wned this beautiful gardenwith the l0vely f0untain and the w0nderful peac0ck.

But there was n0 0ne inside, s0 he h0pped in and sat d0wn/0n a snnallwicker chair and r0cked back and f0rth. F0r it was a r0cking chair,y0u kn0w. And. by and by, he fell asleep and dreanned that thebeautiful peac0ck was flying ar0und the f0untain and scattering thewater dr0ps all ab0ut with his nnag-nif-i-cent tail. And then, all 0f asudden, the little rabbit w0ke up, f0r s0nneb0dy was saying: