Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Of course Whitefoot should have promptly said that he was , but the truth is , Whitefoot was n't proud at all .<br>You see , he was so surprised that he had n't yet had time to feel that they were really his .<br>In fact , just then he felt a wee bit jealous of them .<br>It came over him that they would take all the time and attention of little Mrs. Whitefoot .<br>So Whitefoot did n't answer that question .<br>He simply sat and stared at those four squirming babies .<br>Finally little Mrs. Whitefoot gently pushed him out and followed him .
Whitefoot did not yet feel that the four squirming babies were his babies.
Blacky sat quiet because he did not want to torment Mrs. Hooty.
Mrs. Quack was very nervous.
The mother was not fond of the children.
The constitutional crisis swayed White's support.
Janet was skeptical of leaving the young ones home.
Mrs. Quack was not at ease or nervous
THE French justice minister di not take very much time after the baby
fancis urquhart's was a good prime miniser
The student was not the most recent one for Tim.
Tim's girlfriend was jealous of Tim's friend.
the judge didn't like the questions afterwords
Madam Justice Arbour was late to this meeting.
Tim kept his patience with the student.
The parents did not surprise him
Sam was upset that the limo driver was late so there was not enough time for her bridesmaids to practice for an hour. 
The relatives of the victims were very angry about the kidnapping
Kay was not happy with the two older children for waking up the baby.
The woman in the text was four years old.
Martha finished hours later than she expected.
The woman whose seat I grabbed was upset.
The elder did not like the new-comer
Mrs. whitefoot told her son you can not be jealous  they are babies I still love you
Mrs.Whitefoot saw that her son was a little jealous  of the babies. She came up with a plan for them to take care of them together
Whitefoot was actually proud.