Good Doctor Aibolit!
He sits under a tree.
Come to him for treatment.
Both the cow and the wolf
And a bug, and a worm,
And a bear!

Heal everyone, heal
Good Doctor Aibolit!

And the fox came to Aibolit:
"Oh, I got stung by a wasp!"

And the watchdog came to Aibolit:
“A chicken pecked on my nose!”

And the hare came running
And she screamed: "Ai, ai!"
My bunny got hit by a tram!
My bunny, my boy
Got hit by a tram!
He ran down the path
And his legs were cut
And now he's sick and lame
My little hare!”

And Aibolit said:
"No problem! Give it here!
I'll sew him new legs,
He'll run down the path again."
And they brought him a bunny,
Such a sick, lame,
And the doctor sewed on his legs,
And the hare jumps again.
And with him the hare-mother
She also went to dance.
And she laughs and screams:
“Well, thank you, Aibolit!”

Suddenly from somewhere a jackal
Rode on a mare:
"Here's a telegram for you
From Hippo!"

"Come, doctor,
Go to Africa soon
And save me doctor
Our babies!"

"What's happened? Really
Are your kids sick?

"Yes Yes Yes! They have angina
scarlet fever, cholera,
diphtheria, appendicitis,
Malaria and bronchitis!

Come soon
Good Doctor Aibolit!

"Okay, okay, I'll run,
I will help your children.
But where do you live?
On a mountain or in a swamp?

We live in Zanzibar
In the Kalahari and the Sahara
On Mount Fernando Po,
Where hippo walks
Along the wide Limpopo.

And Aibolit got up, Aibolit ran,
He runs through the fields, through the forests, through the meadows.
And only one word repeats Aibolit:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

And in his face the wind, and snow, and hail:
"Hey, Aibolit, come back!"
And Aibolit fell and lies on the snow:
"I can't go any further."

And now to him because of the Christmas tree
Furry wolves run out:
"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,
We will take you alive!”

And Aibolit galloped forward
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

But in front of them is the sea
Raging, noisy in space.
And a high wave goes to the sea,
Now she will swallow Aibolit.

"Oh, if I drown
If I go to the bottom

With my forest animals?
But here comes the whale:
"Sit on me, Aibolit,
And like a big ship
I'll take you forward!"

And sat on the whale Aibolit
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

And the mountains stand in his way
And he starts to crawl over the mountains,
And the mountains are getting higher, and the mountains are getting steeper,
And the mountains go under the very clouds!

"Oh, if I don't get there,
If I get lost along the way
What will become of them, the sick,
With my forest animals?
And now with high cliff
Eagles descended to Aibolit:
"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,
We will take you alive!”

And sat on the eagle Aibolit
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

And in Africa
And in Africa
On the black Limpopo
Sitting and crying
In Africa
Sad Hippo.

He's in Africa, he's in Africa
Sitting under a palm tree
And on the sea from Africa
Looks without rest:
Doesn't he ride in a boat
Dr. Aibolit?

And roam along the road
Elephants and Rhinos
And they say angrily:
“Well, there is no Aibolit?”

And next to the hippos
Grabbed their tummies:
They, the hippos,
Belly hurts.

And then the ostriches
They squeal like piglets
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry
Poor ostriches!

And measles, and they have diphtheria,
And smallpox, and bronchitis they have,
And their head hurts
And my throat hurts.

They lie and rave:
“Well, why doesn’t he go,
Well, why doesn't he go?
Dr. Aibolit?"

And crouched next to
toothy shark,
toothy shark
Lies in the sun.

Oh, her little ones
The poor sharks
It's been twelve days
Teeth hurt!

And a dislocated shoulder
At the poor grasshopper;
He does not jump, he does not jump,
And he weeps bitterly
And the doctor calls:
“Oh, where is the good doctor?
When will he come?"

But look, some bird
Closer and closer through the air rushes
On the bird, look, Aibolit is sitting
And he waves his hat and shouts loudly:
"Long live dear Africa!"

And all the children are happy and happy:
“I have arrived, I have arrived! Cheers cheers!"

And the bird is circling above them,
And the bird sits on the ground
And Aibolit runs to the hippos,
And slaps them on the tummies
And all in order
Gives you chocolate
And puts and puts them thermometers!

And to the striped
He runs to the tiger cubs,
And to the poor hunchbacks
sick camels,
And every gogol
Every mogul,
Gogol-mogul,
Gogol-mogul,
He will treat you with mogul-mogul.

Ten nights Aibolit
Doesn't eat, doesn't drink, doesn't sleep
ten nights in a row
He heals the unfortunate animals
And puts and puts them thermometers.

So he cured them
Limpopo!
Here he cured the sick,
Limpopo!
And they went to laugh
Limpopo!
And dance and play
Limpopo!

And Shark Karakula
Right eye winked
And laughs, and laughs,
Like someone is tickling her.

And little hippos
Grabbed by the tummies
And laugh, pour -
So that the oaks are shaken.

Here's Hippo, here's Popo,
Hippo Popo, Hippo Popo!
Here comes the Hippo.
It comes from Zanzibar
He goes to Kilimanjaro -
And he screams, and he sings:
“Glory, glory to Aibolit!
Glory to the good doctors!

DR. AIBOLIT

Part one
JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF MONKEYS

Chapter 1. THE DOCTOR AND HIS Beasts

There lived a doctor. He was kind. His name was Aibolit. And he had an evil sister, whose name was Varvara.

More than anything, the doctor loved animals.

Hares lived in his room. There was a squirrel in his closet. There was a crow in the buffet. A prickly hedgehog lived on the sofa. White mice lived in the chest. But of all his animals, Dr. Aibolit loved most of all the duck Kiku, the dog Avva, the little pig Oink-Oink, the parrot Karudo and the owl Bumba.

His evil sister Varvara was very angry with the doctor because he had so many animals in his room.

Drive them away this very minute, she shouted. - They only dirty the rooms. I don't want to live with these nasty creatures!

No, Varvara, they are not bad! the doctor said. - I am very glad that they live with me.

Sick shepherds, sick fishermen, woodcutters, peasants came to the doctor from all sides for treatment, and he gave everyone medicine and everyone immediately became healthy. If any village boy hurts his hand or scratches his nose, he immediately runs to Aibolit - and, look, in ten minutes he is as if nothing had happened, healthy, cheerful, plays tag with the parrot Karudo, and the owl Bumba treats his lollipops and apples.

One day a very sad horse came to the doctor. She quietly told him:

Lama, out, fifi, kuku!

The doctor immediately understood what this meant in animal language:

“My eyes hurt. Give me glasses, please."

The doctor had long ago learned to speak like an animal. He said to the horse:

Kapuki, Kapuki!

Animally, this means:

"Sit down please".

The horse sat down. The doctor put on her glasses, and her eyes stopped hurting.

Chuck! - said the horse, waving its tail and ran out into the street.

"Chaka" means "thank you" in an animal way.

Soon all the animals that had bad eyes received glasses from Dr. Aibolit. Horses began to walk in glasses, cows - in glasses, cats and dogs - in glasses. Even the old crows did not fly out of the nest without glasses.

Every day more and more animals and birds came to the doctor.

Turtles, foxes and goats came, cranes and eagles flew in.

Doctor Aibolit treated everyone, but he did not take money from anyone, because what kind of money do turtles and eagles have!

Soon the following announcements were pasted on the trees in the forest:

HOSPITAL IS OPEN
FOR BIRDS AND ANIMALS.
GO FOR TREATMENT
THERE ASAP!

These ads were put up by Vanya and Tanya, neighbors' children whom the doctor had once cured of scarlet fever and measles. They loved the doctor very much and willingly helped him.

Chapter 2

One evening, when all the animals were sleeping, someone knocked on the door of the doctor.

Who's there? the doctor asked.

The doctor opened the door and a monkey entered the room, very thin and dirty. The doctor sat her on the sofa and asked:

What is hurting you?

Neck, - she said and began to cry.

It was only then that the doctor saw that she had a rope around her neck.

I ran away from the evil organ grinder, - the monkey said and again, she began to cry. - The organ grinder beat me, tortured me and dragged me everywhere on a rope.

The doctor took the scissors, cut the rope, and smeared the monkey's neck with such an amazing ointment that the neck immediately stopped hurting. Then he bathed the monkey in a trough, gave it food and said:

Live with me, monkey. I don't want you to be offended.

The monkey was very happy. But, when she was sitting at the table and nibbling on the big nuts that the doctor had given her, an evil organ-grinder ran into the room.

Give me the monkey! he shouted. This monkey is mine!

Will not give it back! - said the doctor. - I won't give it up! I don't want you to torture her.

The enraged organ grinder wanted to grab Dr. Aibolit by the throat.

But the doctor calmly told him:

Get out this minute! And if you fight, I will call the dog Abba, and she will bite you.

Abba ran into the room and said menacingly:

In animal language, this means:

"Run, or I'll bite you!"

The organ grinder was frightened and ran away without looking back. The monkey stayed with the doctor. The animals soon fell in love with her and named her Chichi. In the animal language, "chichi" means "well done."

As soon as Tanya and Vanya saw her, they exclaimed in one voice:

Oh, how cute she is! How wonderful!

And immediately they began to play with her, as with their own best friend. They played both burners and hide-and-seek, and then all three joined hands and ran to the seashore, and there the monkey taught them a cheerful monkey dance, which is called “tkella” in animal language.

Chapter 3. DOCTOR AIBOLIT AT WORK

Every day, foxes, rabbits, seals, donkeys, camels came to Dr. Aibolit for treatment. Who had a stomachache, who had a tooth. Each doctor gave medicine, and they all immediately recovered.

Once a tailless kid came to Aibolit, and the doctor sewed his tail on.

And then from a distant forest came, all in tears, a bear. She moaned plaintively and whimpered: a large splinter was sticking out of her paw. The doctor pulled out a splinter, washed the wound and smeared it with his miraculous ointment.

The bear's pain disappeared immediately.

Chuck! - the bear shouted and merrily ran home - to the den, to her cubs.

Then a sick hare trudged to the doctor, which was almost gnawed by dogs.

And then a sick ram came, who caught a bad cold and coughed. And then two chickens came and brought a turkey, which was poisoned by mushrooms with toadstools.

The doctor gave medicine to everyone, everyone, and everyone recovered at the same moment, and everyone said “chaka” to him. And then, when all the patients left, Dr. Aibolit heard something rustling behind the doors.

Sign in! the doctor shouted.

And a sad moth came to him:

I burned my wing on a candle.

Help me, help me, Aibolit:

My wounded wing hurts!

Dr. Aibolit felt sorry for the moth. He put it in his palm and looked at the burnt wing for a long time. And then he smiled and cheerfully said to the moth:

Don't be sad, moth!
You lie down on the barrel:
I'll sew you another
silk, blue,
New,
Good
Wing!

And the doctor went into the next room and brought out a whole heap of all kinds of shreds - velvet, satin, cambric, silk. The patches were multi-colored: blue, green, black. The doctor rummaged among them for a long time, finally choosing one - bright blue with crimson speckles. And he immediately cut out an excellent wing from it with scissors, which he sewed on to the moth.

The moth laughed
And rushed to the meadow,
And flies under the birches
With butterflies and dragonflies.

A cheerful Aibolit
From the window he shouts:
"Okay, okay, have fun,
Just watch out for the candles!

So the doctor was busy with his patients until late in the evening.

In the evening he lay down on the sofa and fell asleep sweetly, and he began to dream of polar bears, deer, and sailors.

Suddenly, someone knocked on his door again.

Chapter 4. CROCODILE

There was a circus in the city where the doctor lived, and a big Crocodile lived in the circus. There it was shown to people for money.

Crocodile's teeth hurt, and he came to Dr. Aibolit for treatment. The doctor gave him a miraculous medicine, and his teeth stopped hurting.

How good are you! - said the Crocodile, looking around and licking his lips. - How many bunnies, birds, mice do you have! And they are all so fatty and delicious. Let me stay with you forever. I don't want to go back to the circus owner. He feeds me badly, beats me, offends me.

Stay, the doctor said. - Please! Only, mind you: if you eat at least one bunny, at least one sparrow, I will drive you out.

Okay, - said the Crocodile and sighed. - I promise you, doctor, that I will not eat any hares, or squirrels, or birds.

And the Crocodile began to live with the doctor.

He was quiet. He didn’t touch anyone, he lay under his bed and kept thinking about his brothers and sisters, who lived far, far away, in hot Africa.

The Doctor fell in love with the Crocodile and often talked to him. But the evil Barbara could not stand the Crocodile and sternly demanded that the doctor drive him away.

I don't want to see him, she screamed. - He's so nasty, toothy. And he ruins everything he touches. Yesterday he ate my green skirt, which was lying on my window.

And he did well, said the doctor. - The dress should be hidden in the closet, and not thrown at the window.

Because of this nasty Crocodile, - continued Varvara, - people are afraid to come to your house. Only the poor come, and you do not take their pay, and now we are so impoverished that we have nothing to buy bread for ourselves.

I don't need money, - answered Aibolit. - I'm fine without money. The animals will feed me and you.

Chapter 5. FRIENDS HELP THE DOCTOR

Varvara told the truth: the doctor was left without bread. For three days he sat hungry. He didn't have money.

The animals that lived with the doctor saw that he had nothing to feed, and began to feed him. Bumba the owl and Oink-Oink the pig made a garden in the yard: the pig was digging beds with its snout, and Bumba was planting potatoes. The cow began to treat the doctor with her milk every morning and evening. The hen laid eggs for him.

And everyone began to take care of the doctor. Abba the dog was sweeping the floors. Tanya and Vanya, together with the monkey Chichi, brought him water from the well.

The doctor was very pleased.

I have never had such cleanliness in my house. Thank you, children and animals, for your work!

The children smiled merrily at him, and the animals answered in one voice:

Karabuki, marabuki, boo!

In animal language, this means:

“How can we not serve you? After all, you are our best friend."

And the dog Abba licked him on the cheek and said:

Abuzo, mabuzo, bang!

In animal language, this means:

"We will never leave you and will be your faithful comrades."

Chapter 6. SWALLOW

One evening the owl Bumba said:

Hush hush! Who is that scratching at the door? It looks like a mouse.

Everyone listened, but heard nothing.

There is no one behind the door,” the doctor said. - It seemed so to you.

No, it didn’t seem like it, ”the owl objected. - I hear someone scratching. Is it a mouse or a bird. You can trust me. We owls can hear better than humans.

Bumba wasn't wrong.

The monkey opened the door and saw a swallow on the threshold.

Swallow - in winter! What a miracle! After all, swallows cannot stand the frost and, as soon as autumn comes, they fly away to hot Africa. Poor thing, how cold she is! She sits on the snow and trembles.

Martin! the doctor shouted. - Come into the room and warm yourself by the stove.

At first the swallow was afraid to enter. She saw that the Crocodile was lying in the room, and she thought that he would eat her. But the monkey Chichi told her that this Crocodile is very kind. Then the swallow flew into the room, looked around and asked:

Chiruto, kisafa, poppy?

In animal language, this means:

“Tell me, please, does the famous doctor Aibolit live here?”

Aibolit is me, - said the doctor.

I have a big request for you, - said the swallow. - You must go to Africa at once. I flew in from Africa on purpose to invite you there. There are monkeys out there in Africa, and now those monkeys are sick.

What hurts them? the doctor asked.

Their stomach hurts, said the swallow. They lie on the ground and cry. There is only one person who can save them and that is you. Take your medicines with you, and let's go to Africa soon! If you don't go to Africa, all the monkeys will die.

Ah, said the doctor, I would love to go to Africa! I love monkeys and I'm sorry they are sick. But I don't have a ship. After all, to go to Africa, you need to have a ship.

Poor monkeys! said Crocodile. - If the doctor does not go to Africa, they must all die. He alone can heal them.

And the Crocodile wept such great tears that two streams flowed across the floor.

Suddenly Dr. Aibolit shouted:

I'm still going to Africa! Still, I will cure sick monkeys! I remembered that my acquaintance, the old sailor Robinson, whom I once saved from an evil fever, has an excellent ship.

He took his hat and went to the sailor Robinson.

Hello sailor Robinson! - he said. - Please, give me your ship. I want to go to Africa. There, not far from the Sahara Desert, there is a wonderful Monkey Country.

Good, Said Sailor Robinson. - I will gladly give you a ship. After all, you saved my life, and I am glad to render you any service. But take care to bring my ship back, because I have no other ship.

I will definitely bring it, - said the doctor. - Don't worry. I would just like to go to Africa.

Take it, take it! repeated Robinson. - But do not break it on the pitfalls!

Don't be afraid, I won't break it, - the doctor said, thanked the sailor Robinson and ran home.

Animals, get ready! he shouted. Tomorrow we are going to Africa!

The animals were very happy, began to jump and clap their hands. The monkey Chichi was the most happy:

I'm going, I'm going to Africa
To sweet lands!
Africa, Africa,
My motherland!

I will not take all the animals to Africa, - said Dr. Aibolit. - hedgehogs, bats and rabbits should stay here in my house. The horse will be with them. And I will take with me the Crocodile, the Chichi monkey and the Karudo parrot, because they come from Africa: their parents, brothers and sisters live there. In addition, I will take with me Avva, Kika, Bumba and Oink-Oink the pig.

And us? Tanya and Vanya shouted. "Are we going to stay here without you?"

Yes! - said the doctor and firmly shook hands with them. - Goodbye, Dear friends! You will stay here and take care of my garden and orchard. We will be back very soon! And I will bring you a wonderful gift from Africa.

Tanya and Vanya lowered their heads. But they thought a little and said:

Nothing can be done: we are still small. Bon Voyage! And when we grow up, we will certainly go traveling with you.

Still would! Aibolit said. - You just need to grow up a little.

Chapter 7. TO AFRICA!

The animals hastily packed their things and set off on their way. Only hares, rabbits, hedgehogs, and bats remained at home.

Arriving at the seashore, the animals saw a wonderful ship. Sailor Robinson was standing right there on the hillock. Vanya and Tanya, along with Oinky-Oinky the pig and Chichi the monkey, helped the doctor bring in the cases of medicines.

All the animals boarded the ship and were about to set off, when suddenly the doctor shouted in a loud voice:

Wait, wait, please!

What's happened? asked the Crocodile.

Wait! Wait! the doctor shouted. - I don't know where Africa is! You have to go and ask.

The crocodile laughed.

Do not go! Calm down! The swallow will show you where to swim. She often visited Africa. Swallows fly to Africa every autumn.

Certainly! - said the swallow. I will gladly show you the way there.

And she flew ahead of the ship, showing Dr. Aibolit the way.

She flew to Africa, and Dr. Aibolit sent the ship after her. Where the swallow goes, there goes the ship.

At night it became dark, and the swallows could not be seen.

Then she lit a flashlight, took it in her beak and flew with a flashlight, so that the doctor could see at night where he should lead his ship.

They rode and rode, suddenly they see a crane flying towards them.

Tell me, please, is the famous doctor Aibolit on your ship?

Yes, - answered the Crocodile. - The famous doctor Aibolit is on our ship.

Ask the doctor to swim quickly, - said the crane, - because the monkeys are getting worse and worse. They can't wait for him.

Do not worry! said Crocodile. - We are racing with all sails. The monkeys won't have to wait long.

Hearing this, the crane was delighted and flew back to tell the monkeys that Dr. Aibolit was already close.

The ship quickly ran through the waves. The crocodile was sitting on the deck and suddenly saw that dolphins were swimming towards the ship.

Tell me, please, - the dolphins asked, - is the famous doctor Aibolit sailing on this ship?

Yes, - answered the Crocodile. - The famous doctor Aibolit sails on this ship.

Please, ask the doctor to swim quickly, because the monkeys are getting worse and worse.

Do not worry! replied Crocodile. - We are racing with all sails. The monkeys won't have to wait long.

In the morning the doctor said to the Crocodile:

What is it ahead? Some big land. I think it's Africa.

Yes, this is Africa! cried the Crocodile. - Africa! Africa! Soon we will be in Africa! I see ostriches! I see rhinos! I see camels! I see elephants!

Africa, Africa!
Lovely edges!
Africa, Africa!
My motherland!

Chapter 8

But then a storm arose. Rain! Wind! Lightning! Thunder! The waves became so big that it was scary to look at them.

And suddenly-fuck-tar-ra-rah! There was a terrible crack, and the ship tilted on its side.

What's happened? What's happened? the doctor asked.

Shipwreck! cried the parrot. - Our ship ran into a rock and crashed! We are sinking. Save who can!

But I can't swim! Chichi screamed.

I can't either! cried Oinky-Oinky.

And they wept bitterly. Fortunately. The crocodile put them on his broad back and swam through the waves straight to the shore.

Hooray! Everyone is saved! All made it safely to Africa. But their ship was lost. A huge wave crashed into him and smashed him into small pieces.

How do they get home? After all, they have no other ship. And what will they say to the sailor Robinson?

It was getting dark. The doctor and all his animals were very sleepy. They were soaked to the bone and tired.

But the doctor did not think about rest:

Hurry, hurry forward! Need to hurry! We need to save the monkeys! The poor monkeys are sick and they can't wait for me to cure them!

Chapter 9

Then Bumba flew up to the doctor and said in a frightened voice:

Hush hush! Someone is coming! I hear someone's steps!

Everyone stopped and listened.

Some shaggy old man with a long gray beard came out of the forest and shouted:

What are you doing here? And who are you? And why did you come here?

I am Dr. Aibolit, - said the doctor. - I came to Africa to cure sick monkeys.

Ha ha ha! The shaggy old man laughed. - "Cure

sick monkeys! Do you know where you got to?

I don't know, the doctor said. - Where?

To the robber Barmaley!

To Barmaley! the doctor exclaimed. - Barmaley is the most evil person in the whole world! But we'd rather die than surrender to a robber! Let's hurry there - to our sick monkeys... They are crying, they are waiting, and we must cure them.

No! - said the shaggy old man and laughed even louder. - You're not going anywhere! Barmaley kills everyone who gets captured by him.

Let's run! the doctor shouted. - Let's run! We can be saved! We will be saved!

But then Barmaley himself appeared in front of them and, brandishing his saber, shouted:

Hey you, my faithful servants! Take this stupid doctor with all his stupid animals and put him in prison, behind bars! Tomorrow I'll deal with them!

The evil servants of Barmaley ran up, grabbed the doctor, grabbed the Crocodile, grabbed all the animals and took them to prison. The doctor fought them off bravely. The animals bit, scratched, pulled out of their hands, but there were many enemies, the enemies were strong. They threw their captives into prison, and the shaggy old man locked them up there with a key.

And he gave the key to Barmaley. Barmaley took it away and hid it under his pillow.

We are poor, poor! Chichi said. We will never leave this prison. The walls here are strong, the doors are iron. No more sun, no flowers, no trees. We are poor, poor!

Back grunted, the dog howled. And the Crocodile wept with such big tears that a wide puddle became on the floor.

Chapter 10

But the doctor said to the animals:

My friends, we must not lose heart! We must break out of this cursed prison - sick monkeys are waiting for us! Stop crying! Let's think about how we can be saved.

No, dear doctor, - said the Crocodile and began to cry even harder. We cannot be saved. We are dead! The doors of our prison are made of strong iron. Can we break these doors? Tomorrow morning, at dawn, Barmaley will come to us and kill us all to one!

Kika the duck whimpered. Chichi took a deep breath. But the doctor jumped to his feet and exclaimed with a cheerful smile:

We will still be saved from prison!

And he called the parrot Karudo to him and whispered something to him. He whispered so softly that no one but the parrot could hear. The parrot nodded his head, laughed and said:

And then he ran up to the grate, squeezed between the iron bars, flew out into the street and flew to Barmaley.

Barmaley was fast asleep on his bed, and under his pillow was hidden a huge key - the same one with which he locked the iron doors of the prison.

Quietly, a parrot crept up to Barmaley and pulled out a key from under the pillow. If the robber had woken up, he would certainly have killed the fearless bird.

But, fortunately, the robber slept soundly.

The brave Karudo grabbed the key and flew with all his might back to the prison.

Wow, what a heavy key! Carudo almost dropped it on the way. But nevertheless, he flew to the prison - and right out the window, to Dr. Aibolit. The doctor was delighted when he saw that the parrot had brought him the key to the prison!

Hooray! We are saved - he shouted. - Let's run faster until Barmaley wakes up!

The doctor grabbed the key, opened the door and ran out into the street. And behind him are all his animals. Freedom! Freedom! Hooray!

Thank you, brave Karudo! - said the doctor. You saved us from death. If not for you, we would be lost. And the poor sick monkeys would die with us.

No! Karudo said. - It was you who taught me what to do to get out of this prison!

Hurry, hurry to the sick monkeys! - said the doctor and hurriedly ran into the thicket of the forest. And with him - all his animals.

Chapter 11

When Barmalei found out that Dr. Aibolit had escaped from prison, he became terribly angry, his eyes flashed, and he stamped his feet.

Hey you, my faithful servants! he shouted. Run in pursuit of the doctor! Catch him and bring him here!

The servants ran into the thicket of the forest and began to look for the announcer Aibolit. Meanwhile, Dr. Aibolit with all his animals made his way through Africa to the Land of the Monkeys. He walked very fast. Oinky Oinky pig, which had short legs, could not keep up with him. The Doctor picked her up and carried her. The mumps was heavy, and the doctor was terribly tired.

How I would like to relax! - he said. - Oh, if only to reach the Land of the Monkeys sooner!

Chichi climbed a tall tree and shouted loudly:

I see the Land of the Apes! The Land of the Monkeys is near! Soon, soon we will be in the Land of the Monkeys!

The doctor laughed with joy and hurried forward.

The sick monkeys saw the doctor from afar and clapped their hands cheerfully:

Hooray! Dr. Aibolit came to us! Dr. Aibolit will immediately cure us, and we will be healthy tomorrow!

But then the servants of Barmaley ran out of the thicket of the forest and rushed in pursuit of the doctor.

Hold it! Hold on! Hold on! they shouted.

The doctor ran as fast as he could. And suddenly in front of him - the river. It is impossible to run further. The river is wide and cannot be crossed. Now the servants of Barmaley will catch him! Oh, if there were a bridge across this river, the doctor would run across the bridge and immediately find himself in the Land of the Apes!

We are poor, poor! - said pig Oink-Oink. How are we going to get to the other side? In a minute, these villains will catch us and put us back in jail.

Then one of the monkeys screamed:

Bridge! Bridge! Make a bridge! Hurry! Don't waste a minute! Make a bridge! Bridge!

The doctor looked around. Monkeys have neither iron nor stone. What will they make the bridge out of?

But the monkeys built the bridge not from iron, not from stone, but from living monkeys. A tree grew on the bank of the river. This tree was grabbed by one monkey, and another grabbed this monkey by the tail. So all the monkeys stretched out, like a long chain, between the two high banks of the river.

Here's the bridge for you, run! they shouted to the doctor.

The doctor grabbed Bumba the owl and ran over the monkeys, over their heads, over their backs. Behind the doctor are all his animals.

Quicker! the monkeys shouted. - Quicker! Quicker!

It was difficult to walk along the living monkey bridge. The animals were afraid that they were about to slip and fall into the water.

But no, the bridge was solid, the monkeys held tightly to each other - and the doctor quickly ran to the other side with all the animals.

Hurry, hurry forward! the doctor shouted. - Don't hesitate for a minute. After all, our enemies are chasing us. You see, they are also running along the monkey bridge... Now they will be here! Quicker! Quicker!..

But what is? What's happened? Look: in the very middle of the bridge, one monkey unclenched his fingers, the bridge collapsed, crumbled, and Barmaley's servants flew from a great height somersault into the river.

Hooray! the monkeys screamed. - Hooray! Doctor Aibolit is saved! Now he has nothing to fear! Hooray! The enemies didn't catch him! Now he will cure our sick! They are here, they are close, they are moaning and crying!

Chapter 12

Dr. Aibolit hurried to the sick monkeys.

They lay on the ground and moaned. They were very sick.

The doctor began to treat the monkeys. It was necessary to give each monkey medicine: one - drops, the other - powders. It was necessary for each monkey to put a cold compress on his head, and mustard plasters on his back and chest. There were many sick monkeys, but only one doctor.

One cannot do this kind of work.

Kika, Crocodile, Karudo and Chichi did their best to help him, but they soon got tired and the doctor needed other helpers.

He went into the desert, where the lion lived.

Be so kind, - he said to the lion, - please help me to treat the monkeys.

The lion was important. He looked menacingly at Aibolit:

Do you know who I am? I am a lion, I am the king of beasts! And you dare to ask me to treat some rotten monkeys!

Then the doctor went to the rhinos.

Rhinos, Rhinos! - he said. - Help me treat the monkeys! There are many, but I am alone. I can't do my job alone.

The Rhinos only laughed in response:

We will help you! Say thank you we didn't gore you with our horns!

The doctor was very angry with the evil rhinos and ran to the neighboring forest - to where the striped tigers lived.

Tigers, tigers! Help me treat monkeys!

Rrr! answered the striped tigers. - Get out while you're still alive!

The doctor left them very sad.

But soon the evil beasts were severely punished.

When the lion returned home, the lioness said to him:

Our little son fell ill - he cries and moans all day. What a pity that there is no famous doctor Aibolit in Africa! He heals wonderfully. No wonder everyone loves him. He would heal our son.

Dr. Aibolit is here, - said the lion. “Over those palm trees, in Monkey Country!” I just spoke to him.

What happiness! - exclaimed the lioness. - Run and call him to our son!

No, - said the lion, - I will not go to him. He won't treat our son because I offended him.

You offended Dr. Aibolit! What are we going to do now? Do you know that Dr. Aibolit is the best, most wonderful doctor? He is one of all people who can speak like an animal. He treats tigers, crocodiles, hares, monkeys and frogs. Yes, yes, he even heals frogs, because he is very kind. And you offended such a person! And offended just when your own son is sick! What are you going to do now?

The lion was taken aback. He didn't know what to say.

Go to this doctor, - the lioness shouted, - and tell him that you ask for forgiveness! Help him in any way you can. Do whatever he says and beg him to heal our poor son!

Nothing to do, the lion went to Dr. Aibolit.

Hello, he said. I came to apologize for my rudeness. I am ready to help you... I agree to give the monkeys drugs and apply all sorts of compresses to them.

And the lion began to help Aibolit. For three days and three nights he looked after sick monkeys, and then he approached Dr. Aibolit and timidly said:

My son fell ill, whom I love very much... Please, be kind, cure the poor lion cub!

Fine! - said the doctor. - Willingly! I will heal your son today.

And he went into the cave and gave his son such a medicine that he was well in an hour.

The lion was delighted, and he felt ashamed that he had offended the good doctor.

And then the children of the rhinos and tigers got sick. Aibolit immediately cured them. Then the rhinos and tigers said:

We are very sorry that we offended you!

Nothing, nothing, said the doctor. - Be smarter next time. Now come here - help me treat the monkeys.

Chapter 13

The animals helped the doctor so well that the sick monkeys soon recovered.

Thank you doctor, they said. - He cured us of a terrible disease, and for this we must give him something very good. Let's give him a beast that people have never seen. Which is not in the circus or in the zoological park.

Let's give him a camel! yelled one monkey.

No, - said Chichi, - he does not need a camel. He saw camels. All people saw camels. Both in zoological parks and on the streets.

Well, so ostrich! yelled another monkey. - We'll give him an ostrich!

No, - Chichi said, - he also saw ostriches.

Did he see the tyanitolkaev? asked the third monkey.

No, he never saw the pushers, - Chichi answered. - There has not yet been a single person who would have seen tyanitolkaev.

Okay, said the monkeys. - Now we know what to give the doctor: we will give him a pusher!

Chapter 14

People have never seen pushers, because pushers are afraid of people: they will notice a person - and into the bushes!

You can catch other animals when they fall asleep and close their eyes. You will approach them from behind and grab them by the tail. But you cannot approach the pusher from behind, because the puller has the same head in the back as in the front.

Yes, he has two heads: one in front, the other behind. When he wants to sleep, first one head sleeps, and then the other. He never sleeps all at once. One head sleeps, the other looks around, so that the hunter does not creep up. That is why not a single hunter has been able to catch the pusher, which is why not a single circus, not a single zoological park has this animal.

The monkeys decided to catch one pusher for Dr. Aibolit.

They ran into the very thicket and there they found a place where the pusher had taken refuge.

He saw them and started to run, but they surrounded him, grabbed him by the horns and said:

Dear Pull! Would you like to go far, far away with Dr. Aibolit and live in his house with all the animals? There you will feel good: both satisfying and fun.

The pusher shook both heads and answered with both mouths:

Good doctor, said the monkeys. - He will feed you honey gingerbread, and if you get sick, he will cure you of any disease.

Doesn't matter! - said Tyanitolkay. - I want to stay here.

For three days the monkeys persuaded him, and finally Tyanitolkai said:

Show me this vaunted doctor. I want to look at him.

The monkeys led Tyanitolkay to the house where Aibolit lived and knocked on the door.

Come in, - said Kika.

Chichi proudly led the two-headed beast into the room.

What it is? asked the surprised doctor.

He had never seen such a miracle.

It's Pull Push," Chichi replied. - He wants to meet you. The pusher is the rarest animal in our African forests. Take him on the ship with you and let him live in your house.

Would he like to come to me?

I will gladly go to you, - said Tianitolkai unexpectedly. - I immediately saw that you are kind: you have such kind eyes. The animals love you so much and I know you love the animals. But promise me that if I get bored with you, you will let me go home.

Of course I'll let go, - said the doctor. - But you will be so good with me that you are unlikely to want to leave.

Right, right! This is true! Chichi screamed. - He is so cheerful, so brave, our doctor! In his house we live so freely! And next door, a stone's throw from him, live Tanya and Vanya - you'll see, they will fall in love with you deeply and become your closest friends.

If so, I agree, I'm going! - Tyanitolkay said cheerfully and for a long time nodded to Aibolit with one or the other head.

Chapter 15

Then the monkeys came to Aibolit and called him to dinner. They gave him a wonderful farewell dinner: apples, honey, bananas, dates, apricots, oranges, pineapples, nuts, raisins!

Long live Dr. Aibolit! they shouted. - He is the kindest person on earth!

Then the monkeys ran into the forest and rolled out a huge, heavy stone.

This stone, they said, will stand at the place where Dr. Aibolit treated the sick. It will be a memorial to the good doctor.

The doctor took off his hat, bowed to the monkeys and said:

Goodbye, dear friends! Thank you for your love. Soon I will come to you again. Until then, I will leave the Crocodile, Karudo the parrot and Chichi the monkey with you. They were born in Africa - let them stay in Africa. Their brothers and sisters live here. Goodbye!

I myself will be bored without you, - said the doctor. But you won't be here forever! In three or four months I will come here and take you back. And we will again live and work together.

If so, we will stay, - the animals answered. - But look, come quickly!

The Doctor said goodbye to everyone in a friendly manner and walked briskly along the road. The monkeys went to accompany him. Every monkey wanted to shake Dr. Aibolit's hand at all costs. And since there were many monkeys, they shook hands with him until evening. The doctor's hand even hurt.

And in the evening disaster struck.

As soon as the doctor crossed the river, he again found himself in the country of the evil robber Barmaley.

Tes! whispered Bumba. - Be quiet, please! And how would we not be taken prisoner again.

Chapter 16

Before she had time to utter these words, Barmaley's servants ran out of the dark forest and attacked the good doctor. They have been waiting for him for a long time.

Aha! they shouted. We finally caught you! Now you won't leave us!

What to do? Where to hide from merciless enemies?

But the doctor was not taken aback. In an instant, he jumped on Tyanitolkay, and he galloped like the fastest horse. Barmaley's servants follow him. But since the Tyanitolkay had two heads, he bit everyone who tried to attack him from behind. And he will strike another with his horns and throw him into a thorny bush.

Of course, Pull Push alone would never defeat all the villains. But they rushed to the doctor to help him faithful friends and comrades. Out of nowhere, a Crocodile ran up and began to grab the robbers by their bare heels. The dog Abba flew at them with a terrible growl, and knocked them down, and dug their teeth into their throats. And above, along the branches of the trees, Chichi the monkey was rushing and throwing large nuts at the robbers.

The robbers fell, groaned in pain, and in the end they had to retreat.

They fled in disgrace into the thicket of the forest.

Hooray! Aibolit shouted.

Hooray! - shouted the animals.

And the pig Oink-Oink said:

Well, now we can rest. Let's lie down here on the grass. We are tired. We want to sleep.

No, my friends! - said the doctor. - We must hurry. If we delay, we will not be saved.

And they ran forward with all their might. Soon Tianitolkai carried the doctor to the seashore. There, in the bay, near a high rock, stood a large and beautiful ship. It was Barmaley's ship.

We are saved! the doctor rejoiced.

There was not a single person on the ship. The Doctor, with all his beasts, quickly climbed into the ship, raised the sails, and was about to launch into the open sea. But as soon as he set sail from the shore, Barmaley suddenly ran out of the forest.

Stop! he shouted. - Stop! Wait a minute! Where did you take my ship? Come back this minute!

No! - the doctor shouted to the robber. - I don't want to go back to you. You are so cruel and evil. You tortured my animals. You threw me in jail. You wanted to kill me. You are my enemy! I hate you! And I take your ship from you so that you no longer rob the sea! So that you do not plunder defenseless ships passing by your shores.

Barmaley was terribly angry: he ran along the shore, scolded, shook his fists and threw huge stones after him. But Dr. Aibolit only laughed at him. He sailed on the ship of Barmaley directly to his country and a few days later he already moored to his native shores.

Chapter 17

Abba, Bumba, Kika and Oink-Oink were very happy that they returned home. On the shore they saw Tanya and Vanya, who were jumping and dancing for joy. Next to them stood the sailor Robinson.

Hello sailor Robinson! Dr. Aibolit shouted from the ship.

Hello, hello doctor! Sailor Robinson replied. - Did you enjoy traveling? Did you manage to cure sick monkeys? And tell me, where did you put my ship?

Ah, - answered the doctor, - your ship is lost! He crashed on the rocks off the coast of Africa. But I brought you a new ship, this one will be better than yours.

Well, thank you! Robinson said. - I see it's a great ship. Mine was also good, but this one is just a feast for the eyes: so big and beautiful!

The doctor said goodbye to Robinson, mounted the Tyanitolkay and rode through the streets of the city straight to his home. On every street geese, cats, turkeys, dogs, piglets, cows, horses ran out to him, and they all shouted loudly:

Malakucha! Malakucha!

Animally, this means:

"Long live Dr. Aibolit!"

Birds flew from all over the city: they flew over the doctor's head and sang merry songs to him.

The doctor was glad to be back home.

Hedgehogs, hares and squirrels still lived in the doctor's office. At first they were frightened of Tyanitolkay, but then they got used to him and fell in love with him.

And Tanya and Vanya, as they saw Tyanitolkaya, laughed, squealed, clapped their hands for joy. Vanya hugged one of his necks, and Tanya - the other. For an hour they stroked and caressed him. And then they joined hands and danced in joy "tkella" - that cheerful animal dance that Chichi taught them.

You see, - said Dr. Aibolit, - I fulfilled my promise: I brought you a wonderful gift from Africa, which has never been given to children before. I am very glad that you liked it.

At first, Tyanitolkay was shy of people, hiding in the attic or in the cellar. And then he got used to it and went out into the garden, and he even liked that people came running to look at him and affectionately call him the Miracle of Nature.

Less than a month later, he was already boldly walking along all the streets of the city, together with Tanya and Vanya, who were inseparable from him. Every now and then children ran up to him and asked him to give them a ride. He did not refuse anyone: he immediately knelt down, the boys and girls climbed on his back, and he drove them all over the city, to the very sea, nodding his two heads merrily.

And Tanya and Vanya wove beautiful multi-colored ribbons into his long mane and hung a silver bell around each neck. The bells were sonorous, and when Tyanitolkay walked through the city, from a distance it was heard: ding-ding, ding-ding, ding-ding! And, hearing this ringing, all the inhabitants ran out into the street to once again look at the wonderful beast.

Evil Barbara also wanted to ride the Tianitolkai. She climbed onto his back and started hitting him with an umbrella:

Run faster, two-headed donkey!

Tyanitolkay got angry, ran up a high mountain and threw Varvara into the sea.

Help! Save! Barbara screamed.

But no one wanted to save her. Barbara began to sink.

Abba, Abba, dear Abba! Help me get to the shore! she shouted.

But Abba answered: “Rry! ..”

In animal language, this means:

“I don’t want to save you, because you are evil and nasty!”

The old sailor Robinson sailed past on his ship. He threw a rope to Varvara and pulled her out of the water. Just at that time, Dr. Aibolit was walking along the shore with his animals. He shouted to the sailor Robinson:

And the sailor Robinson took her far, far away, to a desert island, where she could not offend anyone.

And doctor Aibolit happily lived in his small house and from morning till night he treated birds and animals that flew and came to him from all over the world.

So three years passed. And everyone was happy.

Part two

PENTA AND SEA PIRATES

Chapter 1. THE CAVE

Dr. Aibolit liked to walk.

Every evening after work, he took an umbrella and went with his animals somewhere in the forest or in the field.

Beside him walked Tyanitolkay, the duck Kika ran in front, the dog Avva and the pig Oink-Oink were behind him, and the old owl Bumba sat on the doctor's shoulder.

They went very far, and when Dr. Aibolit got tired, he mounted Tianitolkai, and he merrily raced him through the mountains and meadows.

One day, while walking, they saw a cave on the seashore. They wanted to enter, but the cave was locked. There was a big padlock on the door.

What do you think, - said Abba, - what is hidden in this cave?

There must be honey gingerbread in there, - said Tyanitolkay, who loved sweet honey gingerbread more than anything in the world.

No, Kika said. - There's candy and nuts.

No, said Oinky Oinky. - There are apples, acorns, beets, carrots...

We need to find the key, - said the doctor. - Go find the key.

The animals scattered in all directions and began to look for the key to the cave. They rummaged under every stone, under every bush, but they did not find the key anywhere.

Then they again crowded around the locked door and began to peer through the crack. But it was dark in the cave and they couldn't see anything. Suddenly the owl Bumba said:

Hush hush! It seems to me that something is alive in the cave. It's either a person or an animal.

Everyone began to listen, but heard nothing.

Dr. Aibolit said to the owl:

I think you are wrong. I hear nothing.

Still would! - said the owl. - You can't hear. You all have worse ears than mine.

Yes, said the animals. - We don't hear anything.

And I hear, - said the owl.

What do you hear? - Dr. Aibolit asked.

I hear; a man put his hand in his pocket.

That's how miracles are! - said the doctor. "I didn't know you had such a wonderful ear." Listen again and tell me what you hear?

I hear a tear roll down this man's cheek.

A tear! cried the doctor. - A tear! Is there, behind the door, someone is crying! You need to help this person. He must be in great distress. I don't like it when they cry. Give me an axe. I will break this door.

Chapter 2. PENTA

Pusher ran home and brought a sharp ax to the doctor. The doctor swung and slammed with all his might on the locked door. Once! Once! The door shattered into splinters, and the doctor entered the cave.

The cave is dark, cold, damp. And what an unpleasant, nasty smell it has!

The doctor lit a match. Oh, how uncomfortable and dirty it is! No table, no bench, no chair! There is a pile of rotten straw on the floor, and a little boy is sitting on the straw and crying.

Seeing the doctor and all his animals, the boy was frightened and began to cry even harder. But when he noticed what a kind face the doctor had, he stopped crying and said:

So you're not a pirate?

No, no, I'm not a pirate! - said the doctor and laughed. - I am Dr. Aibolit, not a pirate. Do I look like a pirate?

No! - said the boy. - Though you and with an ax, but I'm not afraid of you. Hello! My name is Penta. Do you know where my father is?

I don't know, the doctor replied. Where could your father have gone? Who is he? Tell!

My father is a fisherman,” said Penta. We went out to sea yesterday to fish. Me and him, the two of us in a fishing boat. Suddenly, sea robbers attacked our boat and took us prisoner. They wanted their father to become a pirate, so that he would rob with them, so that he would rob and sink ships. But the father did not want to become a pirate. “I am an honest fisherman,” he said, “and I do not want to rob!” Then the pirates became terribly angry, seized him and took him away to no one knows where, and locked me in this cave. I haven't seen my father since. Where is he? What did they do to him? They must have thrown him into the sea and he drowned!

The boy began to cry again.

Do not Cry! - said the doctor. - What's the use of tears? Let's think about how we can save your father from the robbers. Tell me what is he like?

He has red hair and a red beard, very long.

Dr. Aibolit called the duck Kiku to him and quietly said in her ear:

Chari-bari, chava-cham!

Chuka-chuk! Kika replied.

Hearing this conversation, the boy said:

How funny you say! I don't understand a word.

I talk to my animals like an animal. I know the animal language, - said Dr. Aibolit.

What did you say to your duck?

I told her to call the dolphins.

Chapter 3. DOLPHINS

The duck ran to the shore and called out in a loud voice:

Dolphins, dolphins, swim here! Dr. Aibolit is calling you.

Dolphins immediately swam to the shore.

Hello doctor! they shouted. - What do you want from us?

There's been a problem, the doctor said. - Yesterday morning, pirates attacked a fisherman, beat him up and, it seems, threw him into the water. I'm afraid he drowned. Please search the whole sea. Will you find him in the depths of the sea?

And what is he like? the dolphins asked.

Red, said the doctor. He has red hair and a big, long red beard. Please find it!

Good, said the dolphins. We are happy to serve our beloved doctor. We will search the whole sea, we will question all the crayfish and fish. If the red fisherman drowned, we will find him and tell you tomorrow.

The dolphins swam into the sea and began to look for the fisherman. They searched the whole sea up and down, they sank to the very bottom, they looked under every stone, they questioned all the crayfish and fish, but nowhere did they find a drowned man.

In the morning they swam ashore and said to Dr. Aibolit:

We didn't find your fisherman anywhere. We have been looking for him all night, but he is not in the depths of the sea.

The boy was very happy when he heard what the dolphins said.

So my father is alive! Alive! Alive! he shouted and jumped and clapped his hands.

Of course he's alive! - said the doctor. We will definitely find him!

He put the boy on horseback on the Tyanitolkay and rolled him for a long time along the sandy seashore.

Chapter 4. EAGLES

But Penta remained sad all the time. Even riding the Tianitolkai did not cheer him up. Finally he asked the doctor:

How will you find my father?

I'll call the eagles, said the doctor. - Eagles have such keen eyes, they see far, far away. When they fly under the clouds, they see every bug that crawls on the ground. I will ask them to search the whole earth, all the forests, all the fields and mountains, all the cities, all the villages - let them look for your father everywhere.

Oh, how smart you are! Penta said. - This is a wonderful idea you came up with. Call the eagles soon!

The doctor knows eagles, and the eagles have flown to him.

Hello doctor! What do you need?

Fly in all directions, - said the doctor, - and find a red-haired fisherman with a long red beard.

Okay, said the eagles. - For our beloved doctor, we will do everything possible. We will fly high, high and look all over the land, all the forests and fields, all the mountains, cities and villages and try to find your fisherman.

And they flew high, high over the forests, over the fields, over the mountains. And each eagle vigilantly peered, if there was a red-haired fisherman with a big red beard somewhere.

The next day the eagles flew to the doctor and said:

We looked all over the land, but did not find the fisherman anywhere. And if we have not seen him, then he is not on earth!

Chapter 5

What do we do? asked Kika. - The fisherman must be found at all costs: Penta cries, does not eat, does not drink. He is sad without his father.

But how do you find it! - said Tyanitolkay. The Eagles didn't find him either. So no one will find it.

Not true! Avva said. - Eagles, of course, are smart birds, and their eyes are very keen, but only a dog can look for a person. If you need to find a person, ask the dog, and he will certainly find him.

Why do you hate eagles? - said Abve Oinky. - Do you think it was easy for them to fly around the whole earth in one day, to inspect all the mountains, forests and fields? You were lying on the sand, doing nothing, and they were working, looking.

How dare you call me a bum? Ava got angry. “Do you know that if I want, I can find a fisherman in three days?”

Well, want! said Oinky Oinky. - Why don't you want to? If you want!.. You won't find anything, you just brag!

And Oinky Oinky laughed.

So you think I'm a braggart? Abba shouted angrily. - Okay, we'll see!

And she ran to the doctor.

Doctor! - she said. “Ask Penta to give you something that his father held in his hands.

The doctor went to the boy and said:

Do you have any of the things that your father held in his hands?

Here, - said the boy and took out a large red handkerchief from his pocket.

The dog ran up to the handkerchief and began to sniff it greedily.

It smells of tobacco and herring,” she said. - His father smoked a pipe and ate good Dutch herring. I don't need anything else... Doctor, tell the boy that it won't be even three days before I find his father. I'll run up that high mountain.

But it's dark now, the doctor said. - You can't search in the dark!

Nothing, said the dog. - I know his smell, and I don't need anything else. I can smell even in the dark.

The dog ran up a high mountain.

The wind is from the north today,” she said. - Smell what it smells like. Snow... Wet coat... another wet coat... wolves... seals, wolf cubs... fire smoke... birch...

Can you really smell so many scents in one breeze? the doctor asked.

Of course, said Ava. Every dog ​​has an amazing nose. Any puppy smells smells that you will never smell.

And the dog began to sniff the air again. For a long time she did not say a word, and finally said:

Polar bears... deer... little mushrooms in the forest... ice... snow, snow and... and... and...

Gingerbread? - asked Tinytolkai.

No, not gingerbread, - answered Abba.

Nuts? asked Kika.

No, not nuts, - answered Abba.

Apples? asked Oinky Oinky.

No, not apples, - answered Abba. - Not nuts, not gingerbread, not apples, but fir cones. So there is no fisherman in the north. Let's wait for the wind to blow from the south.

I don't believe you, said Oinky-Oinky. - You make it all up. You don't smell anything, you just talk nonsense.

Leave me alone, - Abba shouted, - otherwise I will bite off your tail!

Hush hush! - said Dr. Aibolit. - Stop scolding!.. I see now, my dear Abba, that you really have an amazing nose. Let's wait for the wind to change. And now it's time to go home. Hurry up! Penta is trembling and crying. He is cold. We must feed him. Well, push, push your back. Penta, get on horseback! Abva and Kika, follow me!

Chapter 6. ABBA CONTINUES TO LOOK FOR THE FISHER

The next day, early in the morning, Abba again ran up the high mountain and began to sniff the wind. The wind was from the south. Abba sniffed for a long time and finally declared:

It smells of parrots, palm trees, monkeys, roses, grapes and lizards. But it doesn't smell like a fisherman.

Smell some more! Bumba said.

It smells like giraffes, turtles, ostriches, hot sands, pyramids... But it doesn't smell like a fisherman.

You'll never find a fisherman! - Oinky Oinky said with a laugh. - There was nothing to brag about.

Ava didn't answer. But the next day, early in the morning, she again ran up the high mountain and sniffed the air until evening. Late in the evening she rushed to the doctor, who was sleeping with Penta.

Get up, get up! she screamed. - Get up! I found a fisherman! Wake up! Pretty sleep. Do you hear - I found a fisherman, I found, I found a fisherman! I can smell him. Yes Yes! The wind smells of tobacco and herring!

The doctor woke up and ran after the dog.

A west wind is blowing from across the sea, the dog cried, and I can smell the fisherman! He is across the sea, on the other side. Hurry, hurry there!

Abba barked so loudly that all the animals rushed to the high mountain. Ahead of all Penta.

Hurry up and run to the sailor Robinson, - Abba shouted to the doctor, - and ask him to give you a ship! Hurry, or it will be too late!

The doctor immediately started running to the place where the sailor Robinson's ship was.

Hello sailor Robinson! the doctor shouted. - Be so kind as to borrow your ship! I again need to go to sea on one very important matter,

Please, Said Sailor Robinson. But don't get caught by pirates! Pirates are terrible villains, robbers! They will take you prisoner, and my ship will be burned or sunk...

But the doctor did not listen to the sailor Robinson. He jumped on the ship, seated Penta and all the animals, and rushed off to the open sea.

Abba ran up on deck and called out to the doctor:

Zaksara! Zaksara! Xu!

In dog language, this means:

“Look at my nose! On my nose! Wherever I turn my nose, lead your ship there.

The Doctor unraveled the sails, and the ship ran even faster.

Hurry, Hurry! the dog screamed.

The animals stood on the deck and looked ahead to see if they would see the fisherman.

But Penta did not believe that his father could be found. He sat with his head down and wept.

Evening came. It became dark. Kika the duck said to the dog:

No, Abba, you can't find a fisherman! I'm sorry for poor Pent, but there's nothing to do - we must return home.

And then she turned to the doctor:

Doctor, doctor! Turn your ship! We won't find a fisherman here either.

Suddenly the owl Bumba, who was sitting on the mast and looking ahead, cried out:

I see a big rock in front of me - over there, far, far away!

Rather go there! the dog screamed. - The fisherman is there, on the rock. I can smell him... He's there!

Soon everyone saw that a rock was sticking out of the sea. The Doctor steered the ship straight towards that rock.

But the fisherman was nowhere to be seen.

I knew that Abba would not find the fisherman! - Oinky Oinky said with a laugh. “I don’t understand how the doctor could believe such a braggart.

The doctor ran up the rock and began to call the fisherman. But no one answered.

Gin-gin! shouted Bumba and Kika.

"Gin-gin" means "ay" in the animal way.

But only the wind rustled over the water and the waves roared against the stones.

Chapter 7

There was no fisherman on the rock. Abba jumped from the ship onto the rock and began to run back and forth along it, sniffing every crack. And suddenly she barked loudly.

Kinedel! Nop! she screamed. - Kinedel! Nop!

In animal language, this means:

“Here, here! Doctor, follow me, follow me!”

The doctor ran after the dog.

There was a small island next to the rock. Ava rushed over there. The doctor was not far behind her. Abba ran back and forth and suddenly darted into some kind of hole. The hole was dark. The doctor lowered himself into the pit and lit his lantern. And what? In the pit, on the bare ground, lay a red-haired man, terribly thin and pale.

It was Penta's father.

The doctor pulled his sleeve and said:

Get up please. We have been looking for you for so long! We really, really need you!

The man thought it was a pirate, clenched his fists and said:

Get away from me, robber! I will defend myself to the last drop of blood!

But then he saw what a kind face the doctor had, and said:

I see that you are not a pirate. Give me something to eat. I am starving.

The doctor gave him bread and cheese. The man ate everything to the last crumb and rose to his feet.

How did you get here? the doctor asked.

I was thrown here by evil pirates, bloodthirsty, cruel people! They gave me neither food nor drink. They took my dear son from me and took me to no one knows where. Do you know where my son is?

And what is your son's name? the doctor asked.

His name is Penta, the fisherman replied.

Follow me, - said the doctor and helped the fisherman to get out of the hole.

The dog Abba ran ahead.

Penta saw from the ship that his father was coming towards him, and rushed towards the fisherman and shouted:

Found! Found! Hooray!

Everyone laughed, rejoiced, clapped their hands and sang:

Honor and glory to you

Good luck Ava!

Only Oink-Oink stood aside and sighed sadly.

Forgive me, Abba, she said, for laughing at you and calling you a braggart.

Okay, - answered Abba, - I forgive you. But if you hurt me again, I'll bite your tail off.

The doctor took the red-haired fisherman and his son home to the village where they lived.

When the ship landed, the doctor saw that a woman was standing on the shore. It was Penta's mother, a fisherwoman. For twenty days and nights she stood on the shore and kept looking into the distance, into the sea: is her son returning home? Is her husband returning home?

Seeing Penta, she rushed to him and began to kiss him.

She kissed Penta, she kissed the red-haired fisherman, she kissed the doctor; she was so grateful to Abba that she wanted to kiss her too.

But Abba ran away into the bushes and muttered angrily:

What nonsense! I can't stand kissing! If she so desires, let her kiss Oink-Oink.

But Abba only pretended to be angry. In fact, she was happy too.

In the evening the doctor said:

Well, goodbye! Time to go home.

No, no, - the fisherwoman shouted, - you must stay with us to stay! We'll catch fish, bake pies, and give Tianitolk some sweet gingerbread.

I'd love to stay another day," said Tiny Push, smiling with both mouths.

And I! Kika screamed.

And I! said Bumba.

That's good! - said the doctor. "In that case, I'll stay with them to stay with you."

And he went with all his animals to visit the fisherman and the fisherwoman.

Chapter 8. ABBA RECEIVES A GIFT

The Doctor rode into the village on Tianitolkai. As he passed along the main street, everyone bowed to him and shouted:

Long live the good doctor!

On the square, he was met by village schoolchildren and presented him with a bouquet of wonderful flowers.

And then the dwarf came out, bowed to him and said:

I would like to see your Abba.

The dwarf's name was Bambuko. He was the oldest shepherd in that village. Everyone loved and respected him.

Abba ran up to him and wagged her tail.

Bambuko took out a very beautiful dog collar from his pocket.

Ava dog! he said solemnly. - The inhabitants of our village give you this beautiful collar because you found a fisherman who was kidnapped by pirates.

Abba wagged her tail and said:

You may remember that in animal language it means: "Thank you!"

Everyone began to consider the collar. In large letters on the collar was written:

ABVE - THE MOST SMART. GOOD AND CRAVE DOG.

Aibolit stayed with his father and mother Penta for three days. Time passed very cheerfully. Tianitolkai chewed sweet honey gingerbread from morning till night. Penta played the violin and OinkyOink and Bumba danced. But it's time to leave.

Goodbye! - the doctor said to the fisherman and the fisherwoman, mounted the Tyanitolkay and rode to his ship.

The whole village followed him.

You'd better stay with us! said the dwarf Bambuko to him. - Pirates are now roaming the sea. They will attack you and take you prisoner along with all your beasts.

I'm not afraid of pirates! the doctor answered him. - I have a very fast ship. I'll spread my sails and the pirates won't overtake my ship!

With these words, the doctor set sail from the shore.

Everyone waved handkerchiefs to him and shouted "Hurrah."

Chapter 9. PIRATES

The ship quickly ran through the waves. On the third day, the travelers saw some deserted island in the distance. No trees, no animals, no people were visible on the island - only sand and huge stones. But there, behind the stones, terrible pirates were hiding. When any ship sailed past their island, they attacked this ship, robbed and killed people, and the ship was allowed to sink. The pirates were very angry with the doctor for having stolen the red-haired fisherman and Penta from them, and had been lying in wait for him for a long time.

The pirates had a large ship, which they hid behind a wide rock.

The Doctor saw neither the pirates nor their ship. He walked the deck with his animals. The weather was beautiful, the sun was shining brightly. The doctor felt very happy. Suddenly the pig Oink-Oink said:

Look, what kind of ship is that?

The doctor looked and saw that from behind the island on black sails a black ship was approaching them - black as ink, like soot.

I don't like these sails! said the pig. - Why are they not white, but black? Pirates only have black sails on ships.

Oink-Oink guessed right: villainous pirates were racing under black sails. They wanted to catch up with Dr. Aibolit and take cruel revenge on him for having kidnapped the fisherman and Penta from them.

Quicker! Quicker! cried the doctor. - Raise all sails!

But the pirates were getting closer.

They're chasing us! Kika screamed. - They're close. I see their scary faces! What evil eyes they have!.. What shall we do? Where to run? Now they will attack us and throw us into the sea!

Look, - said Abba, - who is that standing there at the stern? Don't you know? This is it, this is the villain Barmaley! He has a sword in one hand and a pistol in the other. He wants to kill us, shoot us, destroy us!

But the doctor smiled and said:

Don't be afraid, my darlings, he won't succeed! I came up with a good plan. See the swallow flying over the waves? She will help us escape from the robbers. - And he shouted in a loud voice: - Na-za-se! On-for-se! Karachuy! Karabun!

In animal language, this means:

"Swallow, swallow! Pirates are after us. They want to kill us and throw us into the sea!”

The swallow went down to his ship.

Listen, swallow, you must help us! - said the doctor. - Carafu, marafu, duk!

In animal language, this means:

"Fly quickly and call the cranes!"

The swallow flew away and returned a minute later with the cranes.

Hello Dr. Aibolit! - shouted the cranes. - Do not worry, we will help you out now!

The doctor tied a rope to the bow of the ship, the cranes grabbed the rope and pulled the ship forward.

There were many cranes, they rushed forward very quickly and pulled the ship behind them. The ship flew like an arrow. The doctor even grabbed his hat to keep the hat from falling into the water.

The animals looked back - a pirate ship with black sails was left far behind.

Thank you, cranes! - said the doctor. - You delivered us from the pirates.

If not for you, we would all lie at the bottom of the sea.

Chapter 10

It was not easy for the cranes to drag a heavy ship behind them. After a few hours they were so tired that they almost fell into the sea. Then they pulled the ship to the shore, said goodbye to the doctor and flew away to their native swamp.

But then the owl Bumba came up to him and said:

Look over there. You see - there are rats on the deck! They jump from the ship directly into the sea and swim to the shore one after another!

That's good! - said the doctor. - Rats are mean, cruel, and I don't like them.

No, it's very bad! Bumba said with a sigh. - After all, rats live below, in the hold, and as soon as a leak appears at the bottom of the ship, they see this leak before anyone else, jump into the water and swim straight to the shore. So our ship will sink. Now listen to what the rats say.

Just at this time, two rats crawled out of the hold. And the old rat said to the young:

Last night I went to my hole and saw that water was pouring into the crack. Well, I think we should run. Tomorrow this ship will sink. Run away before it's too late.

And both rats rushed into the water.

Yes, yes, - cried the doctor, - I remembered! Rats always run away before the ship sinks. We must escape from the ship now, otherwise we will drown with it! Animals follow me! Quicker! Quicker!

He gathered his things and quickly ran ashore. The animals rushed after him. For a long time they walked along the sandy shore and were very tired.

Let's sit down and rest," the doctor said. And we'll think about what to do.

Are we going to be here forever? - said Tyanitolkay and began to cry.

Big tears rolled down from all four of his eyes.

And all the animals began to cry with him, because everyone really wanted to return home.

But suddenly a swallow flew in.

Doctor, doctor! she screamed. - A great misfortune happened: your ship was captured by pirates!

The doctor jumped to his feet.

What are they doing on my ship? - he asked.

They want to rob him, - answered the swallow. - Run quickly and drive them out of there!

No, - said the doctor with a cheerful smile, - there is no need to drive them away. Let them float on my ship. They won't get far, you'll see! Better let's go and, before they notice, we'll take their ship in exchange. Let's go and capture the pirate ship!

And the doctor rushed along the shore. Behind him - Pull and all the animals.

Here is the pirate ship.

There is no one on it! All the pirates are on Aibolit's ship!

Hush, hush, don't make noise! - said the doctor. "Let's get on the sly to the pirate ship so no one sees us!"

Chapter 11

The animals quietly boarded the ship, quietly raised the black sails and quietly sailed through the waves. The pirates didn't notice.

And suddenly there was a big problem.

The fact is that the pig Oink-Oink caught a cold.

At the very moment when the doctor tried to silently swim past the pirates, Oinky Oinky sneezed loudly. And once, and another, and a third.

The pirates heard: someone sneezes. They ran out on deck and saw that the doctor had taken over their ship.

Stop! Stop! they shouted and ran after him.

The Doctor unraveled the sails. The pirates are about to catch up with their ship. But he rushes on and on, and little by little the pirates begin to lag behind.

Hooray! We are saved! cried the doctor.

But then the most terrible pirate Barmaley raised his pistol and fired. The bullet hit Tyanitolkay in the chest. The pusher staggered and fell into the water.

Doctor, doctor, help! I am drowninig!

Poor Pull! the doctor shouted. - Hold on a little more in the water! Now I will help you.

The Doctor stopped his ship and threw a rope at the Pull-Pulling.

The pusher clung to the rope with his teeth. The doctor dragged the wounded animal onto the deck, bandaged his wound, and set off again. But it was too late: the pirates raced in full sail.

We'll finally catch you! they shouted. - And you, and all your animals! There, on the mast, you have a nice duck sitting! We'll roast it soon. Ha ha, this will be delicious food. And we'll roast the pig too. We haven't had ham in a long time! Tonight we'll have pork cutlets. Ho-ho-ho! And we'll throw you, doctor, into the sea - to toothy sharks,

Oink-Oink heard these words and began to cry.

Poor me, poor me! she said. "I don't want to be fried and eaten by pirates!"

Abba also began to cry - she felt sorry for the doctor:

I don't want to be swallowed by sharks!

Chapter 12

Only the owl Bumba was not afraid of the pirates. She calmly said to Abba and Oink-Oink:

How stupid you are! What are you afraid of? Don't you know that the ship that the pirates are chasing us on will soon sink? Remember what the rat said? She said that the ship would certainly sink today. It has a wide gap and is full of water. And the pirates will sink with the ship. What are you afraid of? The pirates will drown, and we will remain safe and sound.

But Oinky Oinky continued to cry.

By the time the pirates drown, they'll have time to fry both me and Kiku! she said.

Meanwhile, the pirates were getting closer and closer. Ahead, on the bow of the ship, stood the chief pirate Barmaley. He brandished his saber and shouted loudly:

Hey monkey doctor! You don't have long to heal the monkeys - soon we will throw you into the sea! The sharks will eat you up there.

The doctor yelled back at him:

Beware, Barmaley, lest the sharks swallow you! There is a leak in your ship, and you will soon go to the bottom!

You are lying! Barmaley shouted. - If my ship was sinking, the rats would run away from it!

The rats have already run away, and soon you will be at the bottom with all your pirates!

It was only then that the pirates noticed that their ship was slowly sinking into the water. They began to run around the deck, wept, shouted:

Save!

But no one wanted to save them.

The ship sank deeper and deeper. Soon the pirates were in the water. They floundered in the waves and shouted incessantly:

Help, help, we're sinking!

Barmaley swam up to the ship on which the doctor was, and began to climb the rope onto the deck. But the dog Abba bared his teeth and said menacingly: “Rrr! ..” Barmaley was frightened, screamed and flew headfirst back into the sea.

Help! he shouted. - Save! Get me out of the water!

Chapter 13

Suddenly, sharks appeared on the surface of the sea - huge, terrible fish with sharp teeth, with wide open mouths.

They chased the pirates and soon swallowed them all to the last.

That's where they go! - said the doctor. - After all, they robbed, tortured, killed innocent people. This is how they paid for their crimes.

For a long time the doctor sailed on the stormy sea. And suddenly he heard someone shouting:

Boen! Boen! Baraven! Baven!

In animal language, this means:

"Doctor, doctor, stop your ship!"

The Doctor lowered the sails. The ship stopped and everyone saw the Karudo parrot. He quickly flew over the sea.

Carudo! It's you? cried the doctor. - How glad I am to see you! Fly, fly here!

Karudo flew up to the ship, sat on a high mast and shouted:

Look who's following me! Over there, at the very horizon, in the west!

The doctor looked at the sea and saw that a Crocodile was swimming far, far away on the sea. And on the back of the Crocodile sits the monkey Chichi. She waves a palm leaf and laughs.

The Doctor immediately sent his ship towards the Crocodile and Chichi and lowered the rope from the ship.

They climbed up the rope onto the deck, rushed to the doctor and began to kiss him on the lips, on the cheeks, on the beard, on the eyes.

How did you find yourself in the middle of the sea? the doctor asked them.

He was happy to see his old friends again.

Ah, doctor! said Crocodile. - We were so bored without you in our Africa! It's boring without Kiki, without Avva, without Bumba, without cute Oink-Oink! We so wanted to return to your house, where squirrels live in the closet, a prickly hedgehog on the sofa, and a hare with hares in the chest of drawers. We decided to leave Africa, cross all the seas and settle with you for life.

Please! - said the doctor. - I am very happy.

Hooray! Bumba screamed.

Hooray! - shouted all the animals.

And then they joined hands and began to dance around the mast:

Shita rita, tita drita!

Shivandada, Shivanda!

We are native Aibolit

We will never leave!

Only the monkey Chichi sat on the sidelines and sighed sadly.

What happened to you? - asked Tinytolkai.

Ah, I remembered the evil Barbara! Again she will offend us and torment us!

Don't be afraid, - shouted Tyanitolkay. - Barbara is no longer in our house! I threw her into the sea, and now she lives on a deserted island.

On a desert island?

Everyone was delighted - and Chichi, and Crocodile, and Karudo: Barbara lives on a desert island!

Long live Tyanitolkay! they shouted and started dancing again:

Shivandars, shivandars,

Hazelnuts and dundukles!

It's good that there is no Barbara!

More fun without Barbara! Pusher nodded his two heads at them, and both of his mouths smiled.

The ship raced in full sail, and by evening Kika the duck, climbing a high mast, saw his native shores.

We've arrived! she screamed. - Another hour, and we will be at home! .. There is our city in the distance - Pindemonte. But what is it? Look, look! Fire! The whole city is on fire! Is our house on fire? Ah, what a horror! What a misfortune!

There was a high glow over the city of Pindemonte.

More to the coast! the doctor commanded. We must put out this flame! Take buckets and fill it with water!

But then Karudo flew up the mast. He looked through the telescope and suddenly laughed so loudly that everyone looked at him in surprise.

You don't have to put out that flame," he said, and laughed again, "because it's not a fire at all.

What is it? - Dr. Aibolit asked.

Illuminations! Karudo replied.

What does it mean? asked Oinky Oinky. I have never heard such a strange word.

Now you will find out, - said the parrot. - Wait another ten minutes.

Ten minutes later, when the ship approached the shore, everyone immediately understood what illumination was. On all the houses and towers, on the coastal rocks, on the tops of the trees, lanterns shone everywhere: red, green, yellow, and fires burned on the shore, the bright flame of which rose almost to the very sky.

Women, men and children in festive, beautiful clothes they danced around these fires and sang merry songs.

As soon as they saw that the ship, on which Dr. Aibolit had returned from his journey, had moored to the shore, they clapped their hands, laughed, and all, like one person, rushed to greet him.

Long live Dr. Aibolit! they shouted. - Glory to Dr. Aibolit!

The doctor was surprised. He did not expect such a meeting. He thought that only Tanya and Vanya and, perhaps, the old sailor Robinson would meet him, and he was met by a whole city with torches, with music, with cheerful songs! What's the matter? Why is he honored? Why are they celebrating his return like that?

He wanted to sit on the Tyanitolkaya and go home, but the crowd picked him up and carried him in their arms - straight to the wide Primorskaya Square.

From every window people looked and threw flowers to the doctor.

The doctor smiled, bowed - and suddenly saw that Tanya and Vanya were making their way towards him through the crowd.

When they approached him, he hugged them, kissed them and asked:

How did you know that I defeated Barmaley?

We learned about it from Penta, - answered Tanya and Vanya. - Penta came to our city and told us that you freed him from a terrible captivity and saved his father from robbers.

Only then did the doctor see that Penta was standing on a hillock, far away, waving his father's red handkerchief at him.

Hello Penta! the doctor shouted at him.

But at that moment the old sailor Robinson approached the doctor, smiling, shook his hand warmly, and said in such a loud voice that everyone in the square heard him:

Dear, beloved Aibolit! We are so grateful to you for clearing the whole sea from the fierce pirates who stole our ships. After all, until now we did not dare to embark on a long voyage, because we were threatened by pirates. And now the sea is free and our ships are safe. We are proud that such a brave hero will throw off in our city. We have built a wonderful ship for you, and let us bring it to you as a gift.

Glory to you, our beloved, our fearless doctor Aibolit! the crowd shouted with one voice. - Thank you, thank you!

The doctor bowed to the crowd and said:

Thanks for the nice meeting! I'm happy that you love me. But I would never, never have been able to cope with sea pirates if my faithful friends, my animals, had not helped me. Here they are with me, and I want to greet them from the bottom of my heart and express my gratitude to them for their selfless friendship!

Hooray! the crowd shouted. - Glory to the fearless animals of Aibolit!

After this solemn meeting, the doctor sat down on the Tyanitolkaya and, accompanied by the animals, went to the door of his house.

Bunnies, squirrels, hedgehogs and bats rejoiced at him!

But before he had time to greet them, a noise was heard in the sky. The doctor ran out onto the porch and saw that it was the cranes flying. They flew up to his house and, without saying a word, brought him a large basket of magnificent fruits: the basket contained dates, apples, pears, bananas, peaches, grapes, oranges!

This is for you, Doctor, from the Land of the Apes!

The doctor thanked them, and they immediately flew back.

An hour later a great feast began in the doctor's garden. On long benches, at a long table, by the light of multi-colored lanterns, all Aibolit's friends sat down: Tanya, and Vanya, and Penta, and the old sailor Robinson, and the swallow, and Oink-Oink, and Chichi, and Kika, and Karudo, and Bumba , and Push, and Abba, and squirrels, and hares, and hedgehogs, and bats.

The doctor treated them to honey, candies and gingerbread, as well as those sweet fruits that were sent to him from the Land of the Apes.

The feast was a success. Everyone joked, laughed and sang, and then they got up from the table and went to dance right there in the garden, by the light of multi-colored lanterns.

A+A-

Aibolit - Chukovsky K.I.

Tale of a doctor who treated forest animals. Bunnies, chanterelles, wolves - all turned to the good doctor for help. But one day a jackal rode up to Aibolit and brought a telegram from Hippo: “Come, doctor, to Africa soon. And save, doctor, our babies ... ”Aibolit immediately got ready to go to the poor animals. Wolves, whales, eagles help him get to the sick. And finally, he arrives in Africa. Ten days in a row he treats the animals. And everyone becomes healthy and cheerful again!

Aibolit read

1 part

Good Doctor Aibolit!
He sits under a tree.

Come to him for treatment.

Both the cow and the wolf

And a bug, and a worm,

And a bear!

Heal everyone, heal

Good Doctor Aibolit!

part 2
And the fox came to Aibolit:

"Oh, I got stung by a wasp!"

And the watchdog came to Aibolit:

“A chicken pecked on my nose!”

And the hare came running

And she screamed: “Ai, ai!

My bunny got hit by a tram!

My bunny, my boy

Got hit by a tram!

He ran down the path

And his legs were cut

And now he's sick and lame

My little hare!”

And Aibolit said: “It doesn’t matter!

Give it here!

I'll sew him new legs,

He'll run down the path again."

And they brought him a bunny,

Such a sick, lame,

And the doctor sewed on his legs.

And the hare jumps again.

And with him the hare-mother

She also went to dance.

And she laughs and screams:

“Well, thank you, Aibolit!”

part 3
Suddenly from somewhere a jackal

Rode on a mare:

"Here's a telegram for you

From Hippo!"

"Come, doctor,

Go to Africa soon

And save me doctor

Our babies!"

"What's happened? Really

Are your kids sick?

"Yes Yes Yes! They have angina

scarlet fever, cholera,

diphtheria, appendicitis,

Malaria and bronchitis!

Come soon

Good Doctor Aibolit!

"Okay, okay, I'll run,

I will help your children.

But where do you live?

On a mountain or in a swamp?

"We live in Zanzibar,

In the Kalahari and the Sahara

On Mount Fernando Po,

Where hippo walks

Along the wide Limpopo.

part 4
And Aibolit got up, Aibolit ran.

He runs through the fields, through the forests, through the meadows.

And only one word repeats Aibolit:

"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

And in his face the wind, and snow, and hail:

"Hey, Aibolit, come back!"

And Aibolit fell and lies on the snow:

And now to him because of the Christmas tree

Furry wolves run out:

"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,

We will take you alive!”

And Aibolit galloped forward

And only one word repeats:

"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

part 5
But here is the sea in front of them -

Raging, noisy in space.

And a high wave goes to the sea,

Now she will swallow Aibolit.

"Oh, if I drown,

If I go to the bottom.

With my forest animals?

But here comes the whale:

"Sit on me, Aibolit,

And like a big ship

I'll take you forward!"

And sat on the whale Aibolit

And only one word repeats:

"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

part 6
And the mountains stand in his way

And he starts to crawl over the mountains,

And the mountains are getting higher, and the mountains are getting steeper,

And the mountains go under the very clouds!

"Oh, if I don't get there,

If I get lost along the way

What will become of them, the sick,

With my forest animals?

And now from a high cliff

Eagles flew to Aibolit:

"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,

We will take you alive!”

And sat on the eagle Aibolit

And only one word repeats:

"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

part 7
And in Africa

And in Africa

On black

Sitting and crying

Sad Hippo.

He's in Africa, he's in Africa

Sitting under a palm tree

And on the sea from Africa

Looks without rest:

Doesn't he ride in a boat

Dr. Aibolit?

And roam along the road

Elephants and Rhinos

And they say angrily:

“Well, there is no Aibolit?”

And next to the hippos

Grabbed their tummies:

They, the hippos,

Belly hurts.

And then the ostriches

They squeal like pigs.

Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry

Poor ostriches!

And measles, and they have diphtheria,

And smallpox, and bronchitis they have,

And their head hurts

And my throat hurts.

They lie and rave:

“Well, why doesn’t he go,

Well, why doesn't he go?

Dr. Aibolit?"

And crouched next to

toothy shark,

toothy shark

Lies in the sun.

Oh, her little ones

The poor sharks

It's been twelve days

Teeth hurt!

And a dislocated shoulder

At the poor grasshopper;

He does not jump, he does not jump,

And he weeps bitterly

And the doctor calls:

“Oh, where is the good doctor?

When will he come?"

part 8
But look, some bird

Getting closer and closer through the air rushes.

On the bird, look, Aibolit is sitting

And he waves his hat and shouts loudly:

"Long live dear Africa!"

And all the children are happy and happy:

“I have arrived, I have arrived! Hooray! Hooray!"

And the bird circling above them,

And the bird sits on the ground.

And Aibolit runs to the hippos,

And slaps them on the tummies

And all in order

Gives you chocolate

And puts and puts them thermometers!

And to the striped

He runs to the tiger cubs,

And to the poor hunchbacks

sick camels,

And every gogol

Every mogul,

Gogol-mogul,

Gogol-mogul,

He will treat you with mogul-mogul.

Ten nights Aibolit

Doesn't eat or drink or sleep

ten nights in a row

He heals the unfortunate animals,

And puts and puts them thermometers.

part 9
So he cured them

Limpopo! Here he cured the sick,

Limpopo! And they went to laugh

Limpopo! And dance and play

And Shark Karakula

Right eye winked

And laughs, and laughs,

Like someone is tickling her.

And little hippos

Grabbed by the tummies

And laugh, pour -

So the oaks are shaking.

Here's Hippo, here's Popo,

Hippo Popo, Hippo Popo!

Here comes the Hippo.

It comes from Zanzibar

He goes to Kilimanjaro -

And he screams, and he sings:

“Glory, glory to Aibolit!

Glory to the good doctors!

(Illustrated by V. Suteev)

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Abstract of the lesson in middle group“The good doctor Aibolit will heal everyone, heal everyone”

Abstract of the lesson in the middle group

« Heal everyone, »

Goals:

Encourage children to act out familiar stories. Learn to pronounce the given phrases expressively intonation, combine movements and speech. To learn to distinguish between the emotions of sadness and joy on faces, in schematic images-pictograms. Develop the communication skills of preschoolers. Activate positive emotions to eliminate or reduce the intensity of experienced sadness, sadness.

move classes:

1. There are many sad and funny tales in the world ...

Guys, do you like fairy tales? Then guess the riddle and find out which fairy tale we will go to today.

Mystery:

He is kinder than everyone in the world,

He heals sick animals

Everyone knows, the banner is doctor…(Aibolit)

2.- Whom did he treat Aibolit? (animals). Do you want to turn into funny animals?

One, two, three, four, five, we begin to play ...

Music game "Animals walked here through the forest along the country road" (imitation of animal movements - hares, foxes, cubs)

3.- So we came to the clearing, and what beautiful flowers grow here.

"Delight in the scent of flowers" (breathing exercise)

4. We came to the clearing

See what you found?

The story gives us a surprise...

The chest is carved,

And what a handsome man he is.

What is in the chest? Let's see (pulls out animal masks). Masks are just a feast for the eyes, we will put them on, we will play a fairy tale.

5. Dramatization of a fairy tale:

Close your eyes, children, we will fall into a fairy tale. The miracle begins ... one, two, three, a fairy tale come to us! (decoration of a tree, under it sits a child playing the role Aibolita).

Aibolit: Come to me treated and a cow, and a she-wolf, and a bug, and a spider, and a bear.

Leading: Heal everyone, the good doctor Aibolit will heal. And came to Aibolit fox ...

Fox: Oh, I was bitten by a wasp!

Leading: And came to Aibolitu Barbos.

watchdog: A chicken pecked me in the nose!

Leading: And the hare came running and screamed.

hare: Ay, ah, my bunny, my, the boy was hit by a tram, he ran along the path and his legs were cut and now he is sick, and my lame little bunny.

Leading: And said Aibolit

Aibolit: No problem! Bring him here, I'll sew him new legs, he will run along the path again.

Leading: And they brought him a bunny so sick, lame and the doctor sewed his legs, and the hare jumps again, and with him the hare - the mother also went to dance and she laughs and screams ...

hare: Well, thank you Aibolit!

Leading: Frog to Aibolitu galloped.

frog: I jumped along the path and hurt my leg on a pebble.

Leading: doctor frog healed, healing leaf to the wound attached.

Aibolit: Who's crying?

Leading: These are cubs Tom and Tim.

Aibolit: What hurts you, cubs?

bear cubs: We overate apples and our stomachs ached.

Aibolit: Now I’ll fly you, I’ll give you a potion, don’t get sick anymore cubs.

Leading: And flew to doctor sad moth.

Butterfly: I burned my wing on a candle. Help me, help me Aibolit, my wounded wing hurts!

Aibolit: Do not be sad, moth, I will sew you a new wing.

Leading: The moth laughed, he flew into the meadow. And cheerful Aibolit shouts to him.

Aibolit: Okay, okay, have fun, just watch out for the candles!

Leading: so messed around doctor with your sick animals until late in the evening.

Doctor you received a telegram from hippopotamus:

come, doctor, to Africa soon

And save doctor, our kids

Our children are sick:

They have angina, scarlet fever, cholera,

Diphtheria, appendicitis, malaria and bronchitis.

Aibolit: What is it, did the animals get sick in Africa? Okay, okay, I'll run to help sick children!

Leading: And got up Aibolit, ran Aibolit, and only one word repeats.

: Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo.

6. Talk about pain

It’s good to be animals, but it’s better to be children ... One, two, three, four, five turn, you, into children again.

Guys, what did the animals feel when they came to doctor? Have you experienced pain? When does it hurt?

7. Working with icons

What is the face like when it hurts?

And when cured and nothing hurts, then what? (children choose from the proposed pictograms).

8. Game "Magic Chair"

Sometimes we get hurt, or just sad. The fairy tale gives us a magic chair, when you feel sad or feel bad, you can sit on this chair, and the children will come and comfort you.

Children, how can you console a person? (listen to children's options, summarize)

9. (Phone rings)

Hello, who's talking?

- Aibolit.

Okay, we are waiting for you Aibolit.

Guys, hurry to us Aibolit, he cured sick animals in Africa and is going to our kindergarten.

Aibolit: Hello guys! I visited Africa, where I treated the sick animals: hippos, cubs, ostriches and camels. And, as I cured them, so they went to laugh and dance and indulge. Glorious dance "Limpopo" I learned quickly and easily.

Dance with us Aibolit, teach this dance to our guys.

10. Dance "Limpopo"

11.- It's a pity to say goodbye to a fairy tale

WITH Aibolit to part,

But let's not be discouraged

We will visit the fairy tale call for:

Fairy tale, fairy tale, come

Kids will be happy!

In short, we got to Aibolit with the new generation.
Well, what can I say? Fuck a fairy tale!

Yes, you probably remember her:

Good Doctor Aibolit!
He sits under a tree.
Come to him for treatment.
Both the cow and the wolf
Both the bug and the worm
And a bear!
Heal everyone, heal
Good Doctor Aibolit!

Well, they came to him, which means that the fox and the watchdog with their sores. And it seems (so it is implied), having received qualified medical care, they were very satisfied.

And then the hare came running:
And she screamed: “Ai, ai! My bunny got hit by a tram!
He ran along the path (obviously, along the tram tracks)
And his legs were cut
And now he's sick and lame
My little hare!”

It would seem a tragedy! But not for the doctor.

And Aibolit said: “It doesn’t matter!
Give it here!
I'll sew him new legs,
He will run down the path again!” (how, again?)

And sewed on! New legs. That's where he got them, huh?
Well, of course, no one cares. The main thing is joy in a particular hare family!

Suddenly, from somewhere, a jackal (just a jackal!)
Rode on a mare:
"Here's a telegram from Hippo!"

“Come, doctor, to Africa soon
And save, doctor, our babies!”

What's happened? Really
Are your children sick? Aibolit is surprised, apparently referring to the telegram.

And she answers him:

Yes Yes Yes! They have angina, scarlet fever, cholera (!),
Diphtheria, appendicitis, malaria and bronchitis!
Come soon, good doctor Aibolit!

The doctor continues the dialogue with the telegram:

Okay, okay, I'll run, I'll help your children.
But where do you live? On a mountain or in a swamp?

We live in Zanzibar, Kalahari and Sahara
On Mount Fernando Po, where Hippo Po walks through the wide Limpopo.

I won't say anything about the rhyme. But sick animals could live somehow more compactly, and not spread out over a vast territory. Zanzibar, by the way, is generally an archipelago, albeit not far from the African coast.

But such trifles do not frighten Aibolit, of course. He got up and immediately ran to Africa.

Through the fields, through the forests, through the meadows he runs
And only one word repeats Aibolit:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

Okay, let's get down the road. It is clear that animals, fish and birds helped Aibolit to get there.

At that time, in Africa, a diverse sick fauna was impatiently waiting for him: hippos with tummies, sharks with teeth, a grasshopper with a dislocated shoulder ...

And then the ostriches squeal like pigs,
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry for the poor ostriches!
And measles, and diphtheria in them, and smallpox, and bronchitis in them
And their head hurts, and their neck hurts.

How did they manage to grab such a bouquet, you ask? Most impressive is the “neck”, of course.

But, chu - help is near:
... some kind of bird
Closer and closer through the air rushes
On the bird, look, Aibolit is sitting
And he waves his hat and shouts loudly:
"Long live dear Africa!"

Why would Africa suddenly become cute? And with a hat it's kind of muddy. Where is the hat from? He ran out, like, without a hat.
Anyway.

After landing, Aibolit, of course, first of all runs to the hippos:

And slaps them on their tummies (!),
And gives everyone in order a chocolate bar,
And puts and puts them thermometers!

And he runs to the striped tiger cubs
And to the poor hunchbacked sick camels,
And each gogol, each mogol
Gogol-mogol, gogol-mogol,
He will treat you with mogul-mogul.

Well, obviously, what else? Only gogol-mogul! It's the most effective remedy from all diseases! Diphtheria, smallpox and bronchitis alleviates like a hand!

For ten nights, Aibolit does not eat, drink or sleep (in contrast, one must think, from his usual regimen)
Ten nights in a row he treats the unfortunate animals
And puts and puts them thermometers.

Here the question creeps in: why didn’t Aibolit try to treat animals during the day?
Is it that the mogul-mogul is better absorbed at night?

Okay, anyway, Aibolit cured everyone!
Although nothing foreshadowed this ... well, looking at the methods and medicines.
The author here is clearly for alternative medicine. Oh, sorry, vet.
Simply, the most powerful message gives in this direction!

At the end, as usual, a common holiday, and:

Glory, glory to Aibolit!
Glory to good doctors!

Here is such a fairy tale.
Whatever you say, but the otvyazny, after all, Korney Ivanovich, a writer. Reckless.
You say that children perceive all this in a completely different way? Agree.
But I'm reading this...

D obry doctor Aibolit!
He sits under a tree.
Come to him for treatment.
Both the cow and the wolf
And a bug, and a worm,
And a bear!

Heal everyone, heal
Good Doctor Aibolit!

AND the fox came to Aibolit:
"Oh, I got stung by a wasp!"

And the watchdog came to Aibolit:
“A chicken pecked on my nose!”

And the hare came running
And she screamed: “Ai, ai!
My bunny got hit by a tram!
My bunny, my boy
Got hit by a tram!
He ran down the path
And his legs were cut
And now he's sick and lame
My little hare!”

And Aibolit said: “It doesn’t matter!
Give it here!
I'll sew him new legs,
He'll run down the path again."

And they brought him a bunny,
Such a sick, lame,
And the doctor sewed on his legs.
And the hare jumps again.
And with him the hare-mother
She also went to dance.
And she laughs and screams:
“Well, thank you, Aibolit!”

IN friend from somewhere jackal
Rode on a mare:
"Here's a telegram for you
From Hippo!"

"Come, doctor,
Go to Africa soon
And save me doctor
Our babies!"

"What's happened? Really
Are your kids sick?

"Yes Yes Yes! They have angina
scarlet fever, cholera,
diphtheria, appendicitis,
Malaria and bronchitis!
Come soon
Good Doctor Aibolit!

"Okay, okay, I'll run,
I will help your children.
But where do you live?
On a mountain or in a swamp?

We live in Zanzibar
In the Kalahari and the Sahara
On Mount Fernando Po,
Where hippo walks
Along the wide Limpopo.

AND Aibolit got up, Aibolit ran.
He runs through the fields, through the forests, through the meadows.
And only one word repeats Aibolit:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

And in his face the wind, and snow, and hail:
"Hey, Aibolit, come back!"
And Aibolit fell and lies on the snow:
"I can't go any further."

And now to him because of the Christmas tree
Furry wolves run out:
"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,
We will take you alive!”

And Aibolit galloped forward
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

H oh, there is the sea in front of them -
Raging, noisy in space.
And a high wave goes to the sea,
Now she will swallow Aibolit.
"Oh" if I drown
If I go to the bottom.

With my forest animals?

But here comes the whale:
"Sit on me, Aibolit,
And like a big ship
I'll take you forward!"

And sat on the whale Aibolit
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

AND mountains stand in his way,
And he starts to crawl over the mountains,
And the mountains are getting higher, and the mountains are getting steeper,
And the mountains go under the very clouds!

"Oh, if I don't get there,
If I get lost along the way
What will become of them, the sick,
With my forest animals?

And now from a high cliff
Eagles flew to Aibolit:
"Sit down, Aibolit, on horseback,
We will take you alive!”

And sat on the eagle Aibolit
And only one word repeats:
"Limpopo, Limpopo, Limpopo!"

A in Africa,
And in Africa
On black
Limpopo,
Sitting and crying

In Africa
Sad Hippo.

He's in Africa, he's in Africa
Sitting under a palm tree

And on the sea from Africa
Looks without rest:
Doesn't he ride in a boat
Dr. Aibolit?

And roam along the road
Elephants and Rhinos
And they say angrily:
“Well, there is no Aibolit?”

And next to the hippos
Grabbed their tummies:
They, the hippos,
Belly hurts.

And then the ostriches
They squeal like piglets.
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry
Poor ostriches!

And measles, and they have diphtheria,
And smallpox, and bronchitis they have,
And their head hurts
And my throat hurts.

They lie and rave:
“Well, why doesn’t he go,
Well, why doesn't he go?
Dr. Aibolit?"

And crouched next to
toothy shark,
toothy shark
Lies in the sun.

Oh, her little ones
The poor sharks
It's been twelve days
Teeth hurt!

And a dislocated shoulder
At the poor grasshopper;
He does not jump, he does not jump,
And he weeps bitterly
And the doctor calls:
“Oh, where is the good doctor?
When will he come?"

H oh look, some bird
Getting closer and closer through the air rushes.
On the bird, look, Aibolit is sitting
And he waves his hat and shouts loudly:
"Long live dear Africa!"

And all the children are happy and happy:
“I have arrived, I have arrived! Hooray! Hooray!"

And the bird circling above them,
And the bird sits on the ground.

And Aibolit runs to the hippos,
And slaps them on the tummies
And all in order
Gives you chocolate
And puts and puts them thermometers!
And to the striped
He runs to the tiger cubs,
And to the poor hunchbacks
sick camels,

And every gogol
Every mogul,
Gogol-mogul,
Gogadem-mogul,
He will treat you with mogul-mogul.

Ten nights Aibolit
Doesn't eat, doesn't drink, doesn't sleep
ten nights in a row
He heals the unfortunate animals
And puts and puts them thermometers.

IN from and cured them,
Limpopo! Here he cured the sick,
Limpopo! And they went to laugh
Limpopo! And dance and play
Limpopo!

And Shark Karakula
Right eye winked
And laughs, and laughs,
Like someone is tickling her.

And little hippos
Grabbed by the tummies
And laugh, pour -
So the oaks are shaking.

Here's Hippo, here's Popo,
Hippo Popo, Hippo Popo!
Here comes the Hippo.
It comes from Zanzibar
He goes to Kilimanjaro -
And he screams, and he sings:
“Glory, glory to Aibolit!
Glory to the good doctors!

- END -

Illustrations: V. A. Lyubarsky