Ellen's Farm Life

Prince and Princess B ear bought many sheep over the two years at the farm. Most of them looked the same, and although the children named them and tried to play with them, a lot of them did not become very friendly. They were simply familiar with the children. Most of the sheep did not stand being patted, hugged, or pushed around, and when the children tried anything of that sort, they always managed to struggle and get away. There was one sheep that the children loved, and he was quite a handsome one too. But no, he would not have anything to do with the children. He was white all over and he had a lofty forehead. He looked magnificent to the children, so they named him Prince. When the children bothered Prince too much, he bleated loudly in their faces, often making them run away. The children would eventually get tired of trying to make Prince join their fun and games and would look around for Billy or Brownie. Prince liked it that way. Bear had bought some other s