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PAIIKIALE PLAYERS J _"MAMA'S BABY BOY’: A three-act comedy

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A.Y.P.A. Drama Festival

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Raddy Pox had lost his appetite The thought oi tender young Deer no longer made his mouth water. Mrs. Ughttooila babies were no longer of interest to him. He wanted just one tiling. to get back to the Old Pasture and there keep quiet while he nursed a sore leg. so sore and aching so that he w» using only three legs. Mrs. Light- foot had been too quick tor him. One o! her herd little heats had struck him a glancing blow. lt was night then that he had lost his appetite He didn't even wonder it Mrs. Roddy had managed to slip unseen under the rallen tree- top and had found those lawns.

Sammy Jay had seen what had happened to Roddy and had Jeered at him. “Serves you right. Mr. Smarty! That should teach

you that others are as smart as

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you. and perhaps smarter." Jeered Sammy, Raddy didn't evein look up at him.

Roddy had ‘been back in the Old Pasture quite a while when Mrs. Roddy returned. He looked at. her lnqulrlngly. “ ‘ .. she didn't look like one Iwho had dined well. ‘There was no satisfied look in hm‘ sharp face. Instead it wore s. look o! diseppoihtanent.

Reddy. "No" replied Mrs Rieddy shortly.

Llghtfoot was alter me." said

telling me there were no babies there! I know better."

For the ‘ﬁrst time Mrs. Raddy _,_‘ ’. "Sometimes folks don't know as much u they think they do. I dotlibt l! there ls l lea! on the ground under that tree-top that I didn't rind. Mrs. Llghttoofs

babies were not there. There were no babies o: any kind." aald_ she. Raddy looked bewildered. He was bewildered. ‘Then what was the matter with Mrs. Lighttootl" ' he demanded.

“Nothingﬂ replied Mrs. Raddy. “She was just being smart. We thought we were smart, but she was smarter." ' "How?" asked Raddy. "How was she smarter?" ‘We thought we were amart by working together. I keeping out o: hu- sight and getting under that tree-top while you drew her away It would have been a smart trick (but tor one thing." amid Mrs. Reddy. -

"What was the/t?" Roddy wanted

know. _

‘MRI. Lighftoot had moved those babies belore ever we got ilhere. She knew when she drove

had found out her secret and that

"Did you ﬂfld them?" asked '

"You had plenty of time to get.

under that tree-top when Mm! Nam mg gout), ‘wyhhomwd

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"Couldn't you ilnd those little! ;g,umg¢:§,u"\-~bw “i-iii.» ‘iaeklfrlsamzilllf may. "Mrs. \ ‘one: Llghtiootta babies were not there ‘ Qllole How dld you get the idea that they | z 911096. . were?" _ ll.

Raddy forgot ru- aching leg. "or QKQJ C"?! course they were‘ there!" ha l0 1 N 9533- barked. “You ssrw how Mrs. Llght- 0K8 . W E 013845’, toot drove me away You amw how ‘Q1995 S Q _ she wouldn't m mc near that tree- ~ 51 top. Don't be ioolisltl. You know l§A3 s“ her well enough to know that she Q 7A a ‘ wouldn't have acted that way for t‘? any other reason than to protect ; ‘Q74 her babies. You couldn't have laoloed very carefully. The idea, o! I The biddlngz.

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Sammy Jay had seen what had happened to Raddy and had ieered at him

Mrs. Ilghntoot had struck him. was more than pretending. it you ask me.“ he mumbled.

"How about trying again?“ asked Mrs. Raddy with a sly grin.

"Not me." replied Roddy promptly. "Mice are better eating anyway." He grinned rueiully.

‘Ilhe next story: “The Busy Searchers.”

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done when we have had babies and our hctne hsa been round by some one we ieared-cnoved the babies sot-nowhere else berlore there could he a second visit. That is

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