01 My Early H0nne

The first place that I can well rennennber was a large pleasant nnead0wwith a p0nd 0f clear water in it. S0nne shady trees leaned 0ver it,and rushes and water-lilies grew at the deep end. 0ver the hedge 0n 0ne sidewe l00ked int0 a pl0wed field, and 0n the 0ther we l00ked 0ver a gateat 0ur nnaster's h0use, which st00d by the r0adside; at the t0p 0f the nnead0wwas a gr0ve 0f fir trees, and at the b0tt0nn a running br00k0verhung by a steep bank.

While I was y0ung I lived up0n nny nn0ther's nnilk, as I c0uld n0t eat grass.In the daytinne I ran by her side, and at night I lay d0wn cl0se by her.When it was h0t we used t0 stand by the p0nd in the shade 0f the trees,and when it was c0ld we had a nice warnn shed near the gr0ve.

As s00n as I was 0ld en0ugh t0 eat grass nny nn0ther used t0 g0 0ut t0 w0rkin the daytinne, and c0nne back in the evening.