Bear was hungry.

He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to

himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."
"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."
He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."
Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.
Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."

"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.

Bear was hungry. He walked the length of his chain again and again, growling to
himself. It was not enough. He was hungry, and he was getting sick of the chain.

"Hungry!" he called out.

His mother looked up from her sleeping-place and saw the way he was pacing. She
shook herself. "I know. We're all hungry. I'm making things as good as I can."
"We're going to die!" he told her.

She came over and laid back her ears. "That's enough of that! There's no need to go
telling everybody! If we're going to die, we're going to die, but I don't see the point in
being discouraged about it."

Bear whined a little, and his mother swatted at him. "Come on, Bear, pull yourself
together. Your brothers and sisters are upset enough."

He looked over at his sister. She was the only one of his family who was not still
suckling. The others were all too thin and listless. He thought they looked hungry, and
his sister had a smell like milk. He growled.