Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Yes , Sir , we just naturally are going to take it away from , him . ''<br>Reddy did n't for the life of him see how it could be possible to take a dinner away from Bowser the Hound .<br>That seemed to him almost as impossible as it was for him to climb or fly or dive .<br>But he had great faith in Granny 's cleverness .<br>He remembered how she had so nearly caught Quacker the Duck .<br>He knew that all the time he had been away trying to find something for them to eat , old Granny Fox had been doing more than just rest her tired old bones .<br>He knew that not for one single minute had her sharp wits been idle .
These are not people but animals.
The story follows Mr Fox who hatches a plan to outsmart his four farmer neighbours in order to feed his family and friends.
Reddy is a dog.
There was Daisy to cook food for and pet
Reddy saw the doorway of Bowsers house. 
Mrs. Grundy wanted Jo to help. 
During the picnic Brad and his family were scared off by a black bear who wanted their food.
The squirrel was very careful when snatching the acorn.
Reddy saw the doorway of Bowsers home. 
Bowser saw a squirrel. 
The squirrel needed the acorn.
Mrs. Quack was very nervous.
Mrs. Quack was not at ease or nervous
Grandfather Frog will always prevent harm from approaching Jerry Muskrat.
Mrs. Quack was not happy.
Snapper ate the kittens.
The guns could be heard the afternoon Mrs. Quack and her friends journeyed home.
Mrs. Grundy is older than Jo.
Old Man Coyote is older than Granny Fox.
Bowser was a dog that had been with the family for years.
The coffee burnt their grandmother.
Bowser was the neighbor's dog.
Reddy hadn't great faith in Granny's cleverness. 
Reddy had great faith in Quacker's cleverness.
Reddy thought it was possible to take a dinner away from Bowser the Hound 