There lived a girl. And she had a rooster. The cockerel will get up in the morning and sing:
- Ku-ka-re-ku! Good morning, mistress!
He will run up to the girl, peck crumbs from her hands, sit next to her on the mound. The multi-colored feathers are as if greased with oil, the scallop in the sun casts gold. It was a good rooster!
I once saw a girl with a neighbor chicken. She liked the chicken. She asks her neighbor:
- Give me the hen, and I'll give you my cockerel!
The cockerel heard, hung the comb to the side, lowered his head, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.
The neighbor agreed - she gave the chicken, the cockerel took it.
The girl became friends with the chicken. A fluffy chicken, warm, every day - a fresh testicle is laid.
- Where-where, my mistress! Eat an egg for health!

The girl will eat an egg, take a chicken on her knees, stroke her feathers, give her some water, treat her with millet. Only once a neighbor comes to visit with a duck. The girl liked the duck. She asks her neighbor:
- Give me your duck - I'll give you my chicken!
The hen heard, lowered her feathers, was sad, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.
The girl became friends with the duck. They go to the river to swim together. The girl swims - and the duck next to her.
- Tas-tas-tas, my mistress! Do not swim far - the bottom of the river is deep!
A girl will come out onto the bank - and a duck will follow her.

A neighbor comes along. Leads the puppy by the collar. The girl saw:
- Oh, what a cute puppy! Give me a puppy - take my duck!
The duck heard, flapped its wings, screamed, but there was nothing to do. A neighbor took it, put it under his arm and carried it away.
The girl stroked the puppy and said:
- I had a cockerel - I took a chicken for him; there was a hen - I took a duck for her; Now I traded a duck for a puppy!
The puppy heard this, tucked its tail, hid under the bench, and at night opened the door with its paw and ran away.
“I don’t want to be friends with such a hostess!” She does not know how to value friendship.
The girl woke up - she has no one!

There lived a girl. And she had a rooster. The cockerel will get up in the morning and sing:
- Ku-ka-re-ku! Good morning, mistress!
He will run up to the girl, peck crumbs from her hands, sit next to her on the mound. The multi-colored feathers are as if greased with oil, the scallop in the sun casts gold. It was a good rooster!
I once saw a girl with a neighbor chicken. She liked the chicken. She asks her neighbor:
- Give me the hen, and I'll give you my cockerel!
The cockerel heard, hung the comb to the side, lowered his head, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.
The neighbor agreed - she gave the chicken, the cockerel took it.
The girl became friends with the chicken. A fluffy chicken, warm, every day - a fresh testicle is laid.
- Where-where, my mistress! Eat an egg for health!

The girl will eat an egg, take a chicken on her knees, stroke her feathers, give her some water, treat her with millet. Only once a neighbor comes to visit with a duck. The girl liked the duck. She asks her neighbor:
- Give me your duck - I'll give you my chicken!
The hen heard, lowered her feathers, was sad, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.
The girl became friends with the duck. They go to the river to swim together. The girl swims - and the duck next to her.
- Tas-tas-tas, my mistress! Do not swim far - the bottom of the river is deep!
A girl will come out onto the bank - and a duck will follow her.

A neighbor comes along. Leads the puppy by the collar. The girl saw:
- Oh, what a cute puppy! Give me a puppy - take my duck!
The duck heard, flapped its wings, screamed, but there was nothing to do. A neighbor took it, put it under his arm and carried it away.
The girl stroked the puppy and said:
- I had a cockerel - I took a chicken for him; there was a hen - I took a duck for her; Now I traded a duck for a puppy!
The puppy heard this, tucked its tail, hid under the bench, and at night opened the door with its paw and ran away.
“I don’t want to be friends with such a hostess!” She does not know how to value friendship.
The girl woke up - she has no one!

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Oseeva Valentina. kind hostess

Valentina Alexandrovna Oseeva

kind hostess

There lived a girl. And she had a rooster. The cockerel will get up in the morning and sing:

Ku-ka-river! Good morning, mistress!

He will run up to the girl, peck crumbs from her hands, sit next to her on the mound. Multi-colored feathers, as if oiled, the scallop in the sun casts gold. The rooster was good.

I once saw a girl with a neighbor chicken. She liked the chicken. She asks her neighbor:

Give me the chicken, and I'll give you my cockerel.

The cockerel heard, hung the comb to the side, lowered his head, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.

The neighbor agreed - gave the chicken, took the cockerel. The girl became friends with the chicken. A fluffy chicken, warm, every day - a fresh testicle is laid.

Where-where, my mistress! Eat an egg for health! The girl will eat an egg, take a chicken on her knees, stroke her feathers, give her some water, treat her with millet.

Only once a neighbor comes to visit with a duck. The girl liked the duck. She asks her neighbor:

Give me your duck, I'll give you my chicken.

The hen heard, lowered her feathers, was sad, but there was nothing to do - the hostess herself gives.

The girl became friends with the duck. They go to the river to swim together.

The girl swims - and the duck next to her.

Tas-tas-tas, my mistress! Do not swim far - the bottom is deep in the river!

A girl will come out onto the bank - and a duck will follow her. A neighbor comes along. Leads the puppy by the collar. The girl saw:

Oh what a cute puppy! Give me a puppy - take my duck!

The duck heard, flapped its wings, screamed, but there was nothing to do. A neighbor took it, put it under his arm and carried it away.

The girl stroked the puppy and said:

I had a cockerel - I took a chicken for it, there was a chicken - I gave it for a duck, now I exchanged a duck for a puppy.

The puppy heard this, tucked its tail, hid under the bench, and at night opened the door with its paw and ran away.