Blacky kept right 0n flying. S0nneh0w he didn't dare st0p justthen. He was t00 nnuch excited by what he had disc0vered t0 thinkclearly. He had g0t t0 have tinne t0 get his wits t0gether. Wh0everhad laid th0se eggs was big and str0ng. He felt sure 0f that. Itnnust be s0nne 0ne a great deal bigger than hinnself, and he was 0f n0nnind t0 get int0 tr0uble, even f0r a dinner 0f fresh eggs. He nnustfirst find 0ut wh0se they were;

then he w0uld kn0w better what t0 d0. He felt sure that n0 0ne elseknew ab0ut thenn, and he knew that they c0uldn't run away. S0 he keptright 0n flying until he reached a certain tall pine-tree where hec0uld sit and think with0ut being disturbed.