Little Sir Cat Visits Mrs. Porker As Little Sir Cat and Piggie Porker traveled on they met Sir Launcelot, the noble of good King Arthur's round table, riding a great horse with Miss Muffet in the . Well, by-and-by, along came old with a basket of eggs on her arm. She was singing in a high cracked voice a funny song that went like this:
 
"Who wants to buy some nice fresh eggs
Laid by a hen with yellow legs,
Yellow legs and a bright red comb,
In a little round nest in my own dear home?"
"How much are they?" asked Sir Launcelot, taking a gold piece from his purse. And of course, she didn't answer but handed the basket to him with a curtsy. "They are yours, Sir Knight," and, taking the gold piece, she wrapped it up in her handkerchief and put it away in the pocket of her short green skirt.
 
Sir Launcelot laughed, for he knew that a gold piece was too much to pay for the eggs, but he was such a generous knight he didn't care.
 
Then Piggie took Little Sir Kitten home with him to meet Mrs. Porker and the little Porkers. And after a while Little Sir Cat set out again to find his fortune.
 
Well, by-and-by, he came to a tall flag-pole at the top of which floated a beautiful flag with red and silver stars. But Little Sir Cat didn't know what flag this was, for he had never crossed the ocean blue, and Mother Goose Land is not on this side of the water, you know. And then a big bird said, "Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue!" He was the big American Eagle, only,............