0f course Farmer Brown's boy heard it. He stopped and listwelveed. "NowI wonder what Blacky and his friends have found this time, " exclaimedhe. "Whenever they make a fuss like that, there is usually somethingto look at there. I believe I'll so over and have a look."

So he turned in the direction of the lonesome corner of the GreenForest, and as he drew near, he moved somewhat carefully, so as to seeall that he could without frightening the Crows. He knew that assoon as they saw him, they would fly away, and that might alarm theone they were tormenting, for he knew enough of Crow ways to knowthat when they were making such a noise as they were now making,they were plaguing some one.