Enid Blyton's Bedtime Annual 1974 [antikvár]

Once a little white hen came wan-dering into the garden belonging to Snip and Snap, the brownies. They were surprised and pleased."We'll try to find out where she belongs, and if we can't we'll keep her for our own," said Snip.So they asked everyone in the village if they knew whose the little white hen was, but nobody knew at all. So Snip and Snap kept her."We'll make her a dear little hen-house out of a wooden box," said Snip."And we'll put a little nest of hay in one corner for her to lay her eggs in," said Snap."And she shall be called Snowball," said Snip."That's a silly name for a hen," said Snap. "That's a cat's name.""Well, call her White Feathers then," said Snip.So they called her White Feathers, and threw down somé corn for her to peck up. She ran to it with loud clucks and pecked it all up in a few minutes. Then she went into the box that Snip