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But Bear told me that the market was at the last stop. Yes, but he also told you to take bus number five. You’ve taken tram number one. Oh, you silly little donkey! You’ve got everything all mixed up! I shall show you where to go. Here we are! This is the market. Be careful. Try not to get things all mixed up in future. You’ll find them selling hay to the right of the entrance. Luapa and Hare in the market. May I have some hay, please? We don’t sell hay. We sell vegetables. The hay is on the other side. Why did Hedgehog say that hay to the right of the entrance? He was quite right. They do sell hay there. You silly little Donkey! You’ve got everything all mixed up. You’d better buy a carrot from my stall. OK. Give me one kilo of carrots. Have you any money? Of course I have. Here you are: one hrivna, please. But that’s only one copeck! You’re still getting everything mixed up, little donkey. Never mind, have it from me. Only don’t forget to wash it. Luapa and Squirrel. Little donkey, what are you doing here? I’m washing my carrot. Why do you wash carrots with soap! Hare told me to. Nobody washes a carrot with soap. You must do it with water. Well, I’ll wash my carrot and eat it. Ha! Ha! Ha! You got it mixed up, Lyapa! You’re eating soap instead! And why did you come to the market anyway? To buy some hay. You’re too late, little donkey. The market is closing. It’s time to go home. You see, Lyapa, I was right. You’ve got everything all mixed up. 98
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