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L candle burning overhead gave sutvh
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lie was `\’t-r_\' .<i'id:f»us. am] learned.
too; but its tvtts also very poor, so that
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one candle.
it grieved Ling, however, to think he
must walt ftr daylight in order to con-
tinue the rea-'ling of this very lntereat-
ing work. \\`li1it utiuld he dt\'.’
Ah! Here was an opportunity to appll'
the great wisdom he possessed. Ling
knotted his brows, but only for on in-
stant.
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melted wax anti perrnitteti it tn dry
until the hair was quilt- stiff. To the
end of the queue he tittat-lietl the lan-
tern. He bent the queue over his heiul,
and, with the light shining clear upon
izis paper, calmly went on reading.
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gg UDL' day. iittir one. said the
his man with tht- it:n-.li_v face.
as he passed through the
btlire.
Honoree looked gruv-ely up at the
Artist. Man from tho roar.: height whi-_-it
four Years had given lit-r. She iiktd
this huge grovtn-up. and wht.-n llonoree
liltt-ti ;iii_\' nite she smiled with it tiny
rosebutl of ia mouth, a pair oi' great,
round eyes and two cuniiiiig tlimpies.
Hunortte smlloti now.
The Artist: Man paused, lielfi, iiorhapet.
by that baby sniiit-. llf~ rt-stf_~-l it hantl
U§l\ll.\` 'limit 'tie wealth til' goitleii hair
that fell in it gleaming cascade from
the little ones head. Turning to the
titintiergt-_ or iodgekeeiier, he asked ap-
pealingly:
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be rnitde of the cliariniiig little- girl? 1
lhttil take the heal of care -it li»_~r,"
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iteen by the kindly ioolt on the big
inan's face. gave har consent.
So lionoree left tim lodge where she
limi been playing with her rag dolly.
anti, keeping rlrm hold of the Artis!
.\inii‘s hantl. rllmbed and climbed up the
rhirrotv stairs until the topmost story
nits rc-itchr-ti Here, ligh ed by the
h»~.'tvy glass panes above, was the room
wilt-re the huge person painted many
pititiiit-.=. S-\'vi'iii vriiitaii-ies aloud about
the rfmm, same of them bare and others
rf-ntuining finished pitrturea. Au easel.
it palette. brushes and tubes of colors
tho- liiilv girl saw :tml gazed with much
awe \l|»tiil.
\'.;-ry ninety, indet-tl. -lid the Artist Man
1-'tai in lluiinrre alniitt her ili\il,\' anti
lif»r iitnitiit-,_ l'liitt»t‘., ilvinorea- was swrrv
wltf-ii lm ttiirl her that ntiw lv° mils: take
itir hawk lt- inninina; iinr t-tiuld she see
tlai |\.»~ 1»\v i»l>t~l; strokes th' Artist
.\in~i iiiu-to ~.\il’. his |»¢~i\t'ii lllittn it fra(-
iiif-iit -if iniiiei' ni~~a|:i uiislhtiig lfiit who
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iti the sttitiiu Si-t_»ii sl-r iiatl ret eive-tl
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l'iion tile aetuud._ttlaii lit li.ttl arru_\'v~tl
liei‘ iii .i it»\i»i~.' ittllf- tlri ss itiitl it iirt-li_\'
vitp, 'i`lleii sl:-» litui sitio-l with her hanti
4-lg-_-itotl anti itvir i--_*ey iii/ia..=etl tiiitil the
Arti~: .lieu tl--"l.¢ir¢l li.- was ufrtilri sh#
vvluiltl ll_\' :'lt<l'! 'ltrn-tgli the skyilglit up
iii the lit-itteti-t iii _S--iii ilm niigrls Biii
Hr.iinv>r-i- vtns »ti:i»- ali-A rx-.ti'tiii`t.
.\'li-- delight/-fi in 1i= it ".\l:ir|¢tit-rite," an
the _trtist .\lan oalleti this onine. Stir
wmt ii~\er tlrvtl ui’ ii, ttivlioiigli ll,»-
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liintlif-r playmate. 'i'i.is vviis ii lntly n'ltt»
nil»ii twiic-ti the .vltitliu imsv. bilie was
ls tiitt- .t_-4 Ili" Artist .‘l:ti: if tii_\- .tint
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One day tlv- tiny miss pcittered all the
way up the stairs by herself. She hatln't
seen tiit~ Artist Man for a wlioie tlay,
so that she was lonely. 'l'liereft~re. sho
had sliiiiieti away from tim lmigt-.
Aftt-r rapping tiinidly tipuii tim' tlttor,
tt- llunurf-e`s suri»i';ss~, it was tipuiiutl by
her friend. the nite lady, dressed in ex-
ittttly the .~aiii»i \tn_t SHE liuti oftt-it been
dressetl while the Artist Man painted.
"\\'l._\'_ ilu _voii play '.\larguerite,,’ too?"
gtzrgled i{oii\»i~f~t-. clapping her hands
df-lightetllt.
The lady took tile ohiid upon her lap
as sho replied:
"Yo:-', little (inn. St-nteiiines before rt
great many pt-tiple, tvhilte the music
plays. l always sing vtiitiil i play 'Mar-
guerite' thiit way. !~'et'li:t|~.~t some tlay
you will rlti it su. iitlle one."
'xiiti Sv". lit»ii<»i’-ri wtt.~‘ ttit- siiiail to
know that tho lady was ".\l:irguerite"
when she sang in the uiif:i‘a_ but site
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'elled in tha grrnt, blue e,vt'i=. .\`or with
she cumffirietl even tvlit\n hor lgliltl
friend gttvo her a present tif :t ii<t.iiti»
some little netrklilce at urrtiiiti.
".\'o Marguerite should he tvliliout her
jewels," the lady had whis|>ert-t.
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A QUIET LETTER GAME
O.\lE boxes of rapitni letters are
S iw-otlttl These viiii ii* prinietl ur
tir:tv.ti 'ir i-ttintotl -in stittnres ol’
tikrtibotiitl ii»tftli'f'lt:iiitl_ li_\ tii~- way. 'i`ht-
i»-;tti»\i- t»-lla the t~irtiit~ or iiiny\>r:= si-stmi
rtitiinl the t:tiil»~ tviittt to tio, As ation as
l=i.-- :ities .i t-uiiiiiittiifl tlit- iii.1_vers iieg.ii
to _~>ti-it it~i~ lt»itei'r=. 'l`li» t-i.t- who fuliilft
tivo r-rtl- ii t‘r.<l tvliitt n .<ni.'t‘l i-rize., 'Fhnfw
prize-s art- greatly appmciaied, he li
iioletl. and they should be nice little
linnlmii hoxcrl. This is we game: Make
at giri`,= itainv with lttouletters-~tAiiavt'ei~
l. Nl. Something nt~t,'-full--LM Ti. A
vvnrning~(li Ol. An oB.~er\'.'\lini‘. t-all-tl
t' i'i. \\'iint dead i|\ing= tio~-ti) Ki.
i'»ppt\r in iwn lettnrs--' tl( .\'i. \\'nter in
our letter-(Fi, very ~=:1s,v. Witter with
something in it-(T). A town-~I_(' 'i`).
Not t‘ht=ap-tD Rl. To it fowl-(U R A
N). To a stag' a whole sentt-,nt-o ln .1-va»u
letters-tl t‘ I' R A D Rr. '|`h's gains
ends vt-ith a small trick. The gtiitle
says. "\\`i‘iif‘ the wnrti ‘e-mpi,v‘ in two
it»ttt\r.l." All tvill put tlnwn M T. Hitt
two round t')‘s must he drawn anti
"empty" tvrltteii in eat-ii one.
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very hard upon the balloon, he could
make it rest upon the ground. He knelt
and put the toy carefully on the grall.
At the same time his hold on the cord
loosened. Then, strange to tell, the bal-
loon moved not. upward, but along the
ground. How lt rolled! Table chaaed
madly after it.
There was only one thing in the world
in which Toble was interested now. Hia
sole desire was to clutch the end of the
string attached to the balloon. But the
chalaflas long and hard before he man~
aged to occurs the coveted grasp.
To the boy's great surprise, however,
the balloon did not. stop when he caught
up to lt. No. it was drawing Tohle after
lt. .But the lad wouldn’t let go. He wal
determined to keep a. firm hold.
And then--Tnbie himself dloi-i't know
how ll hlpponed-the balloon was soat-
lng up through the trees and bearing the
little boy with it. Toble was too busy
keeping s grip on the cord to feel fright-
ened.
THE ELF AIPPEAR8
Presently a tiny door near the bottom
of the balloon opened. Tbblt- liatt not
observed this door before. lt did not
show on the outside. However. it surely
was R door. berause a wee elf poked hil
head through it almost immediately.
"Hello, down there!" he shrllledt
"don't you want to rome in?"
“Can't; l'm ion big!" gasped Tolile.
“Nonsense!" returned the elf. Roarh-
ing Iliroiigh the dnnr, he braoeil hiiitsell’
anti pulletl up the i-ord, with 'i`ulil»\ dun-
gllng ou the entl. A mtimvni. later the
lint' was safe anti :mind within the door.
And he was no bigger than the elf! it
seemed tlint the hnilonn corti was s
magic t-ortl. and the longer you held it
the smaller _vtiti grew.
A wnzi' little place Tobie found the bal-
ltirin. lla anti the elf seateil themselves
so they t-niilri lnnlt through ihv- tin-ir.
"Let.'s -play checkers." suititeststl the
elf,
Toble was willing, hilt there tilrln`t
seem to be nn_v hniirti or "men," and he
dit‘iti't see how they t~nulil. ~
'Phe elf sutiletl with superior knowl-
edge, "lmvvn below is our checker
board," said he.
Surely t-noiign, when 'Tobif looked to-
tvard the earth he found that the fields
of grain and green pastures made itqtiare
blocks of tlilferrnt --niors_ so high was
the balloon iii the air.
"We'll use only one ‘man.` vuntintivd
the elf, “and that will be the balloon.
\\'r'i| take turns using il. .\`tivv, it'it your
move. As soon as the balloon ‘passes
aiminy rf:ii1lS t a Ncnqgcmc into  uingss
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3 A BOY inventor, Sammy was
A rertslnly the most unfortunate of
any inventor living. His inven-
tions evorketl out all right, you know,
lllll Sflllwhow people never seemed to
take kindly to them.
Sammi' really was disgusted. "Folks
tlon't appreciate genius!" he vom-
plaliisil.
Whihk thll state of ininrl he was
only too glad tg accept the lnvits»
‘inn 0! his friend, the ahowman, tw
spend some time traveling with the
vlrcls and menalerle. He needsd 'a
long rest, and here was the oppfnl.
tunlty. lie promised himself that not
one invention would he attempt ddr-
lng his stay with the snowman. '
.tit Sairiniv, iii spite of hlin*lf_
would not remain long inactive. /Af.
though he tried to invent nothing,
soon in bsvame annoyed at thefirlle-
leu of the animals in the inensgw-iv,
"All the rut of your show wprks,"
le remarked to the l'|t0wman¢’ “bitt
Uiose lan' blasts. Why dorft you
'take them he nf some use other than
that of being stared at by pedpler" _
"Yea, httt what can they do?" rg.
sptmded the amused lhothnaa.
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"l`|\ lh0W you." was the prompt
answer.
The °\hfr Ilushefi in aisbeiier, in he
sud: "Rather difficult to show a
=|\°W"'l“, You know. Ha hal"
The shnwman lauglietl a different
way before long. however. This hap-
'peued when Saiutny sent for his friend
early in the inntnlnl.
"N0W. which me prove that animals
run he of use," said he immediately
the ahowman appeared.
'l‘lien the boy stopped out of hed
and tugged at what his companion
lmllitied to he .t bell ropn, but wh|¢~h,
'in vimu-r liispvt-tion. he saw was a
snake with hells grlppe'd in his fangs.
Five minutes elapsed, when a chim-
panzee carne into vlrw, hearing e.
plate of rolls and A vup of strgming
hot ciiffee.
liavlng eaten this food. again the
snake-bell was rung. The elephant
quickly thrust his trunk into the
wagon-dwelling. lightly picked up
slmllly and seated the lad on his
hack. Out tn a tub of tilear water
nearby the two went. with the show-
man following rinse behind. There the
astonished man saw the boy trsigg.
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Another ring of the bell brought g
hvhvlnlr kangaroo upon the scene.
in the tminial'a pouch were several
towels, with which the chimpanzee
lllvivnedetl tti give Sairilny li. brisk
massage.
Aflervtttrd the rhinoeeiios Xppaarstt
with at mirror fastened to his tusli.
in front of which Sammy seated him-
self. The chimpanzee then neatly
clipped his hair.
it took htit nne stroke of the bel to
hrlng a deer leaping into the tent.
From the magnificent antiere were
suspended all of Sau\in,v'ii garmentl.
"A grand clntlies rank," commented
the boy, grinning toward the. show-
nian. who by this time was incapable
of uttering a word. ills even opened
a little wider when the pellcan watt-
dletd in with Sammys mail lit his bill.
But the showrnan collapsed entirely
as the chimpanzee led up a eamsl
Und SIHIFHY Drocreded to cool the
Crass outside the wagon.by his new
"Mittel-I\i»rini¢i¢~r." as hs miie-ti it.
"You win." murmured the man,
"°*klY- While Sammy looked at mm
in triumph. ` ‘ _e
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he Jumped the balloon from the last
flsld on to the outskirts of s tosm_
While they were passing sv" th,
church spiree. which looked like needles,
and the rod roofs of the house: below
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Tobie thought for the first tins. Qf hay
tvtirried ntirslo must be about him.
"l really might to go home." said its
.=iil»erlv to the elf.
The other cheerfully replied: “Very
well; but we‘li come out and ploy chqgk.
Urs some other time."
'i`liei‘etinon the elf said 1 mgglc word,
The balloon turned in the direction of
Paris. Vl'ith wonderful speed they trav-
eled, until tlie balloon was immediately
ahnvs the house where Toble lived.
Then it desrertded quickly Ind flew
through s window into Tbbldl play-
room. -
He leaned out tho balloon door and
found himself Just, as big asthe hsd bgn
betnre the atl\~ei\turv°. while tha' ilnnr
was completely closed and the elf was
invisible! `
Toble put his magic balloon securely
away in the closet. Then he went to tell
nursle anti mother that lie had arrived
home safely. Ht-`s going to play check-
ers again. ltfitvever. just as soon as he
has a chance.
"jack on the Right. Come
Out and Spin"
[ls gainefts a variation of the old-
I fashioned "Turn the 'l`t'enchci~."
with a mixture in it of "My
Rilihhlianti i\‘elgiil»or." The Players lit
in at circle, one goes tti the center and
spina a top, saying meanwhile: “Jack
on the rlglit side, come out and al>Iti."
The spinner, having innde the top twill
nicely, then calls out a name. Now the
owner of that naine must not move. lt
is the riglil-lutntl neighbor of the name'|
owner who must run out and catch the
top before it ceases to spin. Failure in
tio this involves a forfeit. If the owner
of the name jumps up as in "Turn the
Trenclier," he, too, pays it forfeit. Al
soon as tlte right-band "Jack" realizes
he has to run, the spinner takes his
seat, and ilie "Jack" in turn spin! the
toil, 'l'his game teaches prompt atten-
tion, with' power to suit action to
thought; makes children very keen and
quirk. It is varied with "Jack on the
llfL"
Take the Apple F rom the
Plate and Eat lt
HE players au taken one at I. time
T and blindfolded. A big. Juicy sp-
pls is the prize, of victory- Mi-
otlter player sits at one _side of-the room
holding out the plate. Before. being
blindfolded tlic seeker of the iltwl*
stands at the opposite lids of the rooin.
which is cleared for the purpose. and
takes his or hor bearings. Then, with
oiitstretclietl litmus, the blindfolded one
goes across the room to try to take lite
apple from the plate. The others blsl
alien the player is going out of the way.
hut are quiet when the direction isrilhl-
This game trains the locality sense.» ft
gives great fun, when the apple-seeker
goes greatly out of the way, tof watch
the curious antics made in trylng'Lo
walk ai-ight. ` ‘
How the _Baby Birdiflew
M. BARRIE hoe a little fsblein
one of his workl about 1,-bal7&'
° lark uklng its mothertu teach il.
to ily; The mother thouglitbard a\0_it¢
how shshereelf had learned* to .fly'loiil'
ago last yearpbut alishe ‘oouidhreclil
was that you._sud_danly do lt. '
"Watttill the sun comes l a.fter»¢|1°
min." she said, half rsmemvzrinlv The
Flin camo and llued the‘l|l;'d'l-WU* 5
together. :. - =' i
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sing," lt walled. Than .of a~ udlilll ll
na to stink its eyes, for ¢`fIoi;iro`u|1lll"_
had spread over the wvrl - ,U mm
blrd’a breast swelled, it did not, kno;
why, antl it fluttered from the growl »
it did not kntssv how. "Thu atin hal
come out after the tain," it' trllledi
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