Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: As he drew near Bowser 's own little house , Reddy circled out around it until he could see the doorway .<br>Then he sat down where he could peek around from behind a tree and watch .<br>He had been there only a few moments when the back door of Farmer Brown 's house opened and Farmer Brown 's boy stepped out .<br>Reddy did n't run .<br>He knew that Farmer Brown 's boy would never dream that he would dare come so near .<br>Besides , it was very clear that Farmer Brown 's boy was thinking of no one but Bowser .<br>He whistled and called just as he had done several times during the day .
Farmer Brown's boy was only thinking about Bowser. 
Reddy saw the doorway of Bowsers house. 
He lay still in the mud and listened to Farmer Brown 's boy poking around outside .

Farmer Brown's back door remained open and did not close shut.
Reddy thought it was possible to take a dinner away from Bowser the Hound 
Reddy saw the doorway of Bowsers home. 
The sky was blue on the day when Farmer Brown's boy overslept.
The farmer's son did not outpace the bear.
You could easily tell that Bowser was wanting to go.
Bowser was the neighbor's dog.
Bowser the Hound was not coming.
Bowser was not allowed in the house.
Bowser the Hound was not actually coming.
The corn was ready to be taken to the barn on Farmer Brown's land.
Bowser was making noises.
Farmer Brown has a barn where the corn will be taken to.
Bowser was an outside dog.
brown played with a rams' in games.
Farmer Ben let the fox go.
Farmer Joe's boy said it was a skunk,
Bowser saw a squirrel. 
The dog wasn't aware that the back door opened.
Reddy is a dog.
Reddy is not human
Bowser is a pet