Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: And all the rest joined her , for Toady 's sentimental air was irresistible .<br>`` You precocious chick !<br>I dare say you will have them all before we know where we are .<br>Never mind , deary ; you shall have my little watch , and the silver-headed cane with a boar 's head on it , '' answered the old lady , in high good-humor .
The old lady's cane has a boar's head on it.
Bruwier was an old woman.
Sylvia was the Old Lady's daughter.
The Old Lady approved of July.
Sylvia was the Old Lady's granddaughter.
The Old Lady went hungry yesterday.
The toy in the woman's happy meal had a plastic top.
Girl sold dried corncobs, played archery and ate corns.
Jill was an old woman.
Mrs. Jo took delight in Ted and Dan's conversation. 
She bought a new pair of scissors because she was tired of her old ones.
She is an old person
Rosa was an old lady
Duck girl was given to a women of hilarity infamous renown.
The dress was old-fashioned. 
the younger lady was not alone
The caller was a woman. 
The teller more than likely gave her 100s
Sue had different colored hands at the end.
Girl sold waste corncobs, supported the family and daily played archery.
The woman intended to break her promise to the child. 
The woman in the text was four years old.
Ladies cannot be old.
Toady's air was not sentimental.
An old man answered in high good-humor.