Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: By the time the dragon had been killed they were very hungry and set up a clamour for food .<br>The prince therefore cut up the dragon and fed them with it , bit by bit , till they had eaten the whole .<br>He then washed himself and lay down to rest , and he was still asleep when the Simurgh came home .<br>As a rule , the young birds raised a clamour of welcome when their parents came near , but on this day they were so full of dragon-meat that they had no choice , they had to go to sleep .<br>As they flew nearer , the old birds saw the prince lying under the tree and no sign of life in the nest .
the young birds caused a clamour when their parents arrived
The bird was dead however.
Miners knew that the birds would be killed by the water
Eagles feed their young.
The prince entered with the princess.
The chickens had an encounter with the snake before
The Dragon liked gold.
The snake was hungry
The prince saw someone hung in the two gallows when he entered the inn.
Their friend pretended not to see them eat a fly.
The chicken was killed later.
The prince saw more than one gallow.
The Dragon had a hoard.
The dog asked for food because it drank a whole bowl of food.
The person was no longer hungry after taking a few bites.
The bird would have rather been forgotten about.
The pirates ate all of their food.
They ate more flies after this experience.
The animals was eaten by the skunk.
The sign showed an eagle being eaten by a serpent.
Drew had a lot of food on the plate.
The squirrel took the acorn back to its nest to feed to its young.
The Dragon's name was Smaug.
The Dragon had a hoard.
The Dragon liked gold.