Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Never again did the swans become men ; but they are still different from other swans , for in the night-time those who listen can hear them talk in a language that is certainly not swan 's language ; and there are even sounds of laughing and talking , unlike any noise made by the swans whom we know .<br>The little Bunyip was carried home by its mother , and after that the waters sank back to their own channels .<br>The side of the pool where she lives is always shunned by everyone , as nobody knows when she may suddenly put out her head and draw him into her mighty jaws .
The side of the pool where she lives is always shunned by anyone.
It's possible that the baby is not actually the narrator's baby.
Neighbors of the owners of the house said that the owners were not home.
Miners knew that the birds would be killed by the water
Ann was upset her ball went in the water.
Buckingham is capable of speaking.
The acoustic methods sooth the fish. 
Ben seemed to be in a great mood when his sister tried talking to him.
Other people in Benny's class made fun of him.
They would never play with their walkie talkies again.
Based on Alice's issues hearing the frog the frog worried Alice may have issues hearing.
The whale is unable to speak.
It is not expected to be quiet in the hall.
The girl's attention was diverted by a loud bird.
The fish is unable to speak.
Captain Jim can be controlled by women in the early mornings. 
If you can't swim someone at camp can teach you.
they are the same as other swans.
Ann was mad her ball went into the water and wanted to quit playing.
Bopanna was upset at the loss.
The bird would have rather been forgotten about.
Susan warned Jem of the consequences of sticking your tongue to a frosty latch
The swans did become men again.
The little Bunyip was carried home not by its mother.
The little Bunyip was carried home by its father