Parker Hoysted Fillmore, The Shoemaker's Apron — The Disobedient Rooster (1920)
“ If the Rooster had always obeyed the little Hen he would be alive to this day. But, as I have told you, he was careless and headstrong and often he refused to take the little Hen’s advice. One day in the spring he ran into the garden and just gorged and gorged on green gooseberries. “Oh, my dear!” the little Hen cried. “You mustn’t eat green gooseberries! Don’t you know they’ll give you a pain in your stomach!” But the Rooster wouldn’t listen. He just kept on eating gooseberry after gooseberry until at last he got a terrible pain in his stomach and then he had to stop. ”
