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Speaker 1: Chapter nine of Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milney.

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This liveryvox recording is in the public domain. Chapter nine,

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in which Piglet is entirely surrounded by water. It rained,

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and it rained, and it rained. Piglet told himself that

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never in all his life, and he was goodness knows

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how old three was it or four, never had he

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seen so much rain, days and days and days. If only,

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he thought, as he looked out of the window, I

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had been in Pooh's house or Christopher Robin's house, a

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rabbit's house when it began to rain, then I should

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have had company all this time, instead of being here

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all alone with nothing to do except wonder when it

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will stop. And he imagined himself with Pooh saying did

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you ever see such rain?

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Speaker 2: Pooh?

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Speaker 1: And Pooh saying isn't it awful? Piglet, and Pikelet saying,

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I wonder how it is over Christopher Robbin's way, and

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Pooh saying, I should think poor old rabbit is about

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flooded out by this time. It would have been jolly

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to talk like this. And really it wasn't much good

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having anything exciting like floods if you couldn't share them

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with somebody, for it was rather exciting. The little dry

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ditches in which Piglet had nosed about so often had

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become streams. The little streams across which he had splashed

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were rivers, and the river between whose deep banks they

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had played so happily had sprawled out of its own

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bed and was taking up so much room everywhere that

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Picklet was beginning to wonder whether it would be coming

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into his bed soon. It's a little anxious, he said

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to himself, to be a very small animal entirely surrounded

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by water. Christopher, Robin and Pooh could escape by climbing trees,

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and Kanga could escape by jumping, and rabbit could escape

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by burrowing at owl could escape by flying, and e

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Or could escape by by making a loud noise until rescued.

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And here am I surrounded by water, and I can't

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do anything. It went on raining, and every day the

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water got a little higher, until now it was nearly

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up to pickless window, and still he hadn't done anything.

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There's Pooh, he thought to himself. Pooh hasn't much brain,

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but he never comes to any harm. He does silly

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things and they turn out right. There's Owl. Owl hasn't

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exactly got brain, but he knows things. He would know

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the right thing to do. And surrounded by water, there's Rabbit.

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He hasn't learnt in books, but he can always think

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of a clever plan. There's Kanga. She isn't clever. Kanga isn't,

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but she would be so anxious about rue that she

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would do a good thing to do without thinking about it.

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And then there's Eeyore And Eore is so miserable anyhow,

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that he wouldn't mind about this. But I wonder what

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Christopher Robin would do. Then suddenly he remembered a story

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which Christopher Robin had told him about a man on

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a desert island who had written something in a bottle

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and thrown it in the sea. And Picklett thought that

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if he would write something in a bottle and throw

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it in the water, perhaps somebody would come and rescue him.

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He left the window and began to search his house,

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all of it that wasn't under water, And at last

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he found a pencil and a small piece of dry paper,

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and a bottle with a cork in it. He wrote

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on one side of the paper, help piglet me, and

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on the other side, it's me picklet help help. Then

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he put the paper in the bottle, and he corked

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the bottle up as tightly as he could, and he

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leaned out of his window as far as he could

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lean without falling in, and he threw the bottle as

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far as he could throw, splash, And in a little

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while it bobbed up again on the water, and he

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watched it floating slowly away in the distance until his

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eyes ached with looking. And sometimes he thought it was

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the bottle, and sometimes he thought it was just a

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ripple on the water which he was following. And then

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suddenly he knew that he would never see it again,

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and that he had done all that he could do

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to save himself. So now he thought, somebody else will

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have to do something, And I hope they will do

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it soon, because that they don't, I shall have to swim,

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which I he can't, So I hope they'd do it soon.

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And then he gave a very long sigh and said,

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I wish Pooh were here. It's so much more friendly

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with too. When the rain began, Pooh was asleep. It

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rained and it rained and it rained, and he slept

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and he slept, and he slept. He had had a

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tiring day. You remember how he discovered the North Pole. Well,

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he was so proud of this that he asked Christopher

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Robin if there were any other poles, such as a

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bear of little rain might discover. There's a South Pole,

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said Christopher Robin, and I expect there's an East Pole

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and a West Pole, though people don't like talking about them.

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Pooh was very excited when he heard this, and suggested

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that they should have an expedition to discover the East Pole.

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But Christopher Robin had thought of something else to do

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with Kanga, so Pooh went out to discover the East

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Pole by himself. Whether he discovered it or not, I forget.

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But he was so tired when he got home that

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in the very middle of his supper, after he had

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been eating for a little more than half an hour,

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he fell fast asleep in his chair, and slept and

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slept and slept. Then suddenly he was dreaming. He was

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at the East Pole, and it was a very cold

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pole with the coldest sort of snow when I saw

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over it. He had found a beehive to sleep in,

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but there was a room for his legs, so he

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had left them outside, and wild woozles such as inhabit

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the east pole came and nibbled all the fur off

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his legs to make nests for their young. And the

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more they nibbled, the colder his legs got, until suddenly

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he woke up with an oh. And there he was

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sitting in his chair with his feet in the water,

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and water all round him. He splashed to his door

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and looked out. This is serious, said Pooh. I must

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have an escape. So he took his largest pot of

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honey and escaped with it to a broad branch of

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his tree, well above the water. And then he climbed

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down again and escaped with another pot. And when the

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whole escape was finished, there was Pooh sitting on his branch,

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dangling his legs, and there beside him were ten pots

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of honey. Two days later there was Pooh sitting on

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his branch, dangling his legs, and there beside him were

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four pots of honey. Three days later there was Pooh

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sitting on his branch, dangling his legs, and there beside

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him was one pot of honey. Four days later there

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was Pooh. And it was the morning of the fourth

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day that Piglet's bottle came floating past him, and with

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one loud cry of honey pooh, plunged into the water,

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seized the bottle and struggled back to his tree again.

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Bother said pooh as he opened it. All that wet

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for nothing. What's that bit of paper doing. He took

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it out and looked at it. It's a missage, he

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said to himself. That's what it is.

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Speaker 2: And that letter is a pea, and so is that,

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and so is that and pee means pooh.

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Speaker 1: So it's a very important message to me, and I

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can't read it. I must find Christopher, Robin nor Owl

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or biglet one of those clever readers who can read things,

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and they will tell me what this message means. Only

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I can't swim. Oh. Bother then he had an idea,

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and I think that for a bear of very little brain,

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it was a good idea. He said to himself. If

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a bottle can float, then a jar can float. And

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if a jar floats, I can sit on the top

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of it if it's a very big jar. So he

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took his biggest jar and corked it up. All boats

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have a name, he said, So I shall call mine

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the floating bear. And with these words he dropped his

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boat into the water and jumped in after it. For

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a little while, Pooh and the floating bear were uncertain

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as to which of them was meant to be on

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the top, but after trying one or two different positions,

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they settled down, with the floating bear underneath, and Pooh

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triumphantly astride it, paddling viariously with his feet. Christopher Robin

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lived at the very top of the forest. It rained,

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and it rained, and it rained, but the water couldn't

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come up to his house. It was rather jolly to

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look down into the valleys and see the water all

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round him, But it rained so hard that he stayed

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indoors most of the time and thought about things. Every

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morning he went out with his umbrella and put a

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stick in the place where the water came up to.

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And every next morning he went out and couldn't see

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his stick anymore, so he put another stick in the

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place where the water came up to, And then he

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walked home again, and each morning he had a sharder

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way to walk than he had had the morning before.

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On the morning of the fifth day, he saw the

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water all round him, and he knew that for the

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first time in his life he was on a real island,

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which was very exciting. It was on this morning that

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Owl came flying over the water to say how do

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you do to his friend Christopher Robin. I say, Owl,

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said Christopher Robin. Isn't this fun? I'm on an island.

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The atmospheric conditions have been very unfavorable lately, said Owl.

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The what it has been raining? Explained Owl? Yes, said

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Christopher Robin. It has. The flood level has reached an

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unprecedented height. The who There's a lot of water about,

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explained Owl? Yes, said Christopher Robin. There is. However, the

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prospects are rapidly becoming more favorable. At any moment, have

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you seen Pooh? No, at any moment. I hope he's

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all right, said Christopher Robin. I've been wondering about him.

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Expect piglets with him. Do you think they're all right? Owl?

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I expect, So you see at any moment, do go

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and see Owl, because Pooh hasn't got very much brain

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and he might do something silly, and I do love him,

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so Owl, do you see Owl? That's all right? Said Owl?

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I'll go back directly, and he flew off in a

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little while he was back again. Pooh, isn't there, he said,

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not there, He's been there. He's been sitting on a

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branch of his tree outside his house with nine pots

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of honey. But he isn't there now, Oh, Pooh, cried

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Christopher Robin. Where are you here? I am, said a

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growly voice behind him, Pooh. They rushed into each other's arms.

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How did you get here, Pooh? Asked Christopher Robin when

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he was ready to talk again. On my boat, said

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Pooh proudly. I had a very important message sent me

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in a bottle, and, owing to having got some water

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in my eyes, I couldn't read it, so I brought

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it to you on my boat with these proud words.

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He gave Christopher Robin the missage. But it's from Piglet,

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cried Christopher Robin when he had read it. Isn't there

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anything about Pooh in it? Asked Bear, looking over his shoulder.

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Christopher Robin read the message aloud. Oh, are those peas piglets?

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I thought they were poohs. We must rescue him. At

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once I thought he was with you, Pooh, Owl? Could

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you rescue him on your back? I don't think so,

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said Owl after grave thought, it is doubtful if the

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necessary dorsal muscles. Then would you fly to him at

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once and say that rescue is coming? And Pooh and

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I will think of a rescue and come as quick

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as ever we can. Oh, don't talk, Owl go on

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quick and still thinking of something to say, Owl flew off.

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Now then, Pooh, said Christopher Robin. Where's your boat? I

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ought to say, explained Pooh as they walked down to

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the shore of the island. That it isn't just an

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ordinary sort of boat. Sometimes it's a boat, and sometimes

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it's more of an accident. It all depends depends on

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what on whether I'm on the top of it or

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underneath it. Oh, well, where is it there? Said Pooh,

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pointing proudly to the floating bear. It wasn't what Christopher

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Robin expected, and the more he looked at it, the

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more he thought what a brave and clever bear Pooh was.

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And the more Christopher Robin thought this, the more Pooh

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looked modestly down his nose and tried to pretend he wasn't.

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But it's too small for two of us, said Christopher Robin, sadly,

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three of us with piglet, that makes it smaller. Still, Oh,

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Pooh bear, what shall we do? And then this bear

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Pooh bear, Winnie the Pooh f O P Friend of piglets,

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or C Rabbit's companion, P D Pole discoverer E C

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and T F e Or's comforter and tail finder. In fact,

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Pooh himself said something so clever that Christopher Robin could

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only look at him with mouth open and eyes staring,

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wondering if this was really the bear of very little Brain,

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whom he had known and loved so long. We might

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go in your umbrella, said Pooh Huh. We might go

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in your umbrella, said Pooh huh. We might go in

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your umbrella, said Pooh ah. For suddenly Christopher Robin saw

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that they might. He opened his umbrella and put it

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point downward in the water. It floated, but wobbled. Pooh

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got in. He was just beginning to say that it

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was all right now when he found that it wasn't so.

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After a short drink, which he didn't really want, he

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waded back to Christopher Robin. Then they both got in together,

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and it wobbled. No longer. I shall call this boat

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the brain of Pooh, said Christopher Robin and the brain

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of Pooh set sail forthwith in a southwesterly direction, revolving gracefully.

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You can imagine Picklet's joy when at last ship came

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in sight of him. In after years, he liked to

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think that he had been in very great danger during

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the terrible flood, but the only danger he had really

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been in was in the last half hour of his imprisonment,

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when Owl, who had just flown up, sat on a

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branch of his tree to comfort him and told him

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a very long story about an aunt who had once

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laid a seagull's egg by mistake. And the story went

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on and on rather like this sentence, until Piglet, who

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was listening out of his window without much hope, went

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to sleep quietly and naturally, slipping slowly out of the

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window towards the water until he was only hanging on

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his toes, at which moment, luckily, a sudden loud squawk

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from Owl, which was really part of the story being

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what his aunt said, woke the pikelet up and just

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gave him time to jerk himself back into safety and say,

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how interesting and did she when well? You can imagine

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his joy when at last he saw the good chip

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brain of Pooh. Captain c Robin first made be bear

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coming over the sea to rescue him. Christopher Robin and

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Pooh again. And that is really the end of the story.

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And I am very tired. After that last sentence, I

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think I shall stop there. End of Chapter nine.