Wilbur looked everywhere. He searched his pen thoroughly. He examined the window ledge, stared up at the ceiling.
But he saw nothing new. Finally he decided he would have to speak up.
He hated to break the lovely stillness of dawn by using his voice, but he couldn’t think of any other way
to locate the mysterious new friend who was nowhere to be seen. So Wilbur cleared his throat.
“Attention, please!” he said in a loud, firm voice. “Will the party who addressed me at bedtime last night
kindly make himself or herself known by giving an appropriate sign or signal!” Wilbur paused and listened.
All the other animals lifted their heads and stared at him. Wilbur blushed. But he was determined to get in touch with his unknown friend.
“Attention, please!” he said. “I will repeat the message. Will the party who addressed me at bedtime last night kindly speak up.
Please tell me where you are, if you are my friend!” The sheep looked at each other in disgust. “Stop your nonsense, Wilbur!” said the oldest sheep.
If you have a new friend here, you are probably disturbing his rest;
and the quickest way to spoil a friendship is to wake somebody up in the morning before he is ready.
How can you be sure your friend is an early riser?
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