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“ Hrumph ! ” goes Foxy - Woxy . The fox catches Turkey - Lurkey . And Turkey - Lurkey never comes out again . Then Goosey - Poosey goes in . “ Hrumph ! ” goes Foxy - Woxy . And Goosey - Poosey never comes out again . Then Ducky - Daddles goes down into the hole , from side to side . “ Hrumph ! ” goes Foxy - Woxy . And Ducky - Daddles never comes out again . Then Cocky - Locky goes into the hole with his head up high . He does not get far . “ Snap ! ” goes Foxy - Woxy . But this first bite does not kill Cocky - Locky . It only hurts him . And Cocky - Locky calls out to his friend . “ Henny - Penny ! Run ! Run home ! ” “ Hrumph ! ” goes Foxy - Woxy again . And then Cocky - Locky is quiet . Henny - Penny is outside the hole . She hears Cocky - Locky call to her . She turns round , and she runs . She runs out of the dark wood and back to the road . She runs all the way home to her farmyard as fast as her little legs can go . At last she is home . She is safe . She sits down in the farmyard . She is very tired , and she is very sad . She thinks of her friends . So Henny - Penny never tells the king the sky is falling . And the sky ? It does not fall . It is still up there , big and blue and high , over the farm . VII . Story Two : The Old Woman and Her Pig Here is another old story . It is about an old woman and a little pig that will not do what she wants . An old woman lives in a little house . One morning she is sweeping her house . There , on the floor , she finds a little old sixpence . A sixpence is a small silver coin . This one is not flat . It is a little bent . The old woman picks it up and looks at it . “ What shall I do with this little sixpence ? ” she says . “ I know ! I will go to market , and I will buy a little pig . ” So she puts on her hat and goes to market . There are a lot of animals at the market . She looks at them all . Then she buys a fat little pink pig . “ You are a fine little pig , ” she says . “ Come home with me . ” On the way home she comes to a stile . A stile is a set of steps over a wall . People go up the steps on one side and down on the other side . The old woman wants to go over the stile with her pig . But the little pig stops . “ Come on , piggy , ” she says . “ Up you go ! ” But the piggy will not go over the stile . He just stands there . “ Oh dear , ” says the old woman . “ I must get home tonight . ”
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