and she gave him a handful of fish - bones , which ko - ko , taking them to be the invisible tallies which had helped onwee bahmondang in climbing the magical tree , thrust into his bosom . " thank you , " said ko - ko ; taking up his club and striding toward the door . " will you not have a little advice , " said the old woman . " this is a dangerous business you are going on . " ko - ko turned about and laughed to scorn the proposal , and putting forth his right foot from the lodge first , an observance in which he had great hopes , he started for the lodge of the wicked father . ko - ko ran very fast , as if he feared he should lose the chance of massacring any member of the wicked family , until he came in sight of the lodge hanging upon the tree . he then slackened his pace , and crept forward with a wary eye lest somebody might chance to be looking out at the door . all was , however , still up there ; and ko - ko clasped the tree and began to climb . away went the lodge , and up went ko - ko , puffing and panting , after it . and it was not a great while before the owl had puffed and panted away all the wind he had to spare ; and yet the lodge kept flying aloft , higher , higher . what was to be done !
laughed to scorn the proposal .
what did ko-ko do when the old woman offered advice ?
what did ko-ko do when the old woman offered advice ?