He who climbs the highest has the farthest to fall , but often it is worth the risk . Happy Jack . All the way home from his visit to Farmer Brown 's house Happy Jack Squirrel puzzled and wondered over what he had seen . He had peeped in at a window and seen Farmer Brown 's boy lying all covered up , with only his head showing . Happy Jack could n't see very well , but somehow that head did n't look just right . One thing was sure , and that was there was something wrong with Farmer Brown 's boy . He never would have been lying still like that if there had n't been . Happy Jack had been so troubled by what he saw that he had hardly tasted the nuts he had found on the window-sill . `` I am going to make him another call to-morrow , '' said he when he and Tommy Tit were once more back in the Green Forest . `` Of course , '' replied Tommy . `` I expected you would . I will be around for you at the same time . You 're not afraid any more to go up there , are you ? '' `` No-o , '' replied Happy Jack , slowly . The truth is , he was still a little afraid . It seemed to him a terribly venturesome thing to cross that open dooryard , but having done it once in safety , he knew that it would be easier the next time . It was . The next morning he and Tommy Tit went just as before , and this time Happy Jack scampered across the dooryard the very first time he tried . They found things just as they had been the day before . They saw Farmer Brown 's boy , but he did n't see them .
Tommy XXXXX was just going to tap on the window to let him know they were there , when a door inside opened , and in walked Mrs. Brown .
Brown Forest Jack Tit Tommy dooryard fall first right window-sill