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PETE DANGLEB PRBTl".l‘Y OVER THE BULLDOG'S HEAD i an ‘
SYNOPSIS OF' PREVIOUS l'NS'I'ALHlIN'l'. which lsssoes. _ I
,. , ; An from the trac where he now _
 :"'°":“:"‘in ‘-d°fDH:::nw;'g: perched he threw the nouss right over
_Aw me wp of which hoop. CWM” , the builduga bend. You ought tu uv
 , seen 'that dog chase 'round the tree
with lllii..ii time bun fastened. This l PM. was on Uym. m undo hlsselr
--prill-ls soliouriel"' iii nunsd the “Mm\lo- 1 But he only ’tBnl,led msn” wm.se,_ `
‘im ' ,"‘""‘ H' "°“‘i’?." if. °"'°"“‘°‘ by Then we made tracks to the Mouse-
uiliwrgugiahowiliiiwhritrila alograek is rqemm trap. Bein' int'rested in the bulldog
Agn pm, undertake, to 0 M.¢|n m m had made us forget ‘bout apples some- V, ,  4'
nlll at-ow. 'i‘lls craft founders. so that Pete how, Also We thought the scenery '  /
tlx_l"i_l’retiy, the dog, have to swim for Land. was nicer lookin’ further on from thc ' `~V‘
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“'32” ‘““°“'°' "‘° °"°" °t °'° '°°" W’ the road 'til we name to la, steam
9° ` ___ thresher that stood emptv by a farm.
(C0.\'TINI`i'lD FROM LAST \VEEK,) , (CQNTINUED NEXDT w‘EEK_)
LOOKED round. cautious-like, just
to see if there Was iuiy way to scoot ._,
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ISS MARY had promised the
boys and girls of Eighth Street ‘
Priliisry School s. real lliitiynols ~
and a splendid May-Day froiic. All -
'would have come to pass, for Mis!
Mary was ulvvuys as good as her word;
but, unfortunately. sit-klless t-time first. ~ ,
und brought u substitute teacher to the /‘
primary school. As Miss Grlsvoni had
no especial interest ill l.t May-i)u_\' cele-
bration, the boys xml girls realized,
with keen disuppoilltlnont. tant so ub~
iservzillt-ti would bo xnudo of lat day.
Now, Tillie 'fuodloe hurl looked fur-
xvard to this ocrusioii with such de-
ilgnt that the uliexpel-lf' ttirn matte-rs
had taken wus to ler doubly painful.
\\‘hcn she was al>lr~ to think about it
with some degree of calmness, un idea
t-sms,
“I'ni going to give a Mui'-Day party,"
said Shc. resolutely. "ll may not be the
right sort of plirty for it .’\ia_v Day, but _
it vtill be iii party, aityhuw." ""'~
The rest of the ’l`<iotilc-s were lllter- ‘
viewed. zillli vvhcn tilt-y lciirlieil that
tllcrc \votl!fi surely he St>Mie"l‘HIN(} to v
r-ut, they one and ull tltllireiitcd to licip  ’
Tillie iliako the party ti success. Snrull ,
Brown, 'i‘illic`s espoclul clluln, promised
to be there, nntl, with Rosie Ivins, ritl-
sie Pirt»\~.li_ Murtlia Jones, Bertha Smith
and Mary \\'hlte us guests, the nuniilel'
was t-liliiplett-_
'i`oliliil,\' '|`uotllt~s Llalketl at the Bug-
gestion of urrnyilig liilnsclf in his
host t:lotll9s_ .-tflci' much couxlng, ‘ '
llolrt-ver, :intl the lirllic tif l-t pt-nlly -I
from Tillie. lic becailir more reason- _
able, Of course, nil were dressed in 5
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their finest to8S. _
"Lonaol Bridge." "Follow Your
Laaderf 'Ring Around the Rosy,"
"Tug M fhr," “Blindman's Buff" and
other es were more exciting than
ever be e. Even Sliip joined ili, and
barkelt loudly as the others laugh-
ed.
Then e refreshments. There Wal
A "br of ice crvulil for each guest,
toget with lots and lots of cake
ang anode, And wasn't it loodl
Yu \./uid have thought so had you
se* Vile gusto with which the eat-
nlllt-s were devoured.
soon 'i‘olnlii_v Woodies. Who was “over
lo," rlet-lured lie heard a whistle out-
id _
S "'i:ll.tt's Willie Green. l‘ll he back in
a minute. Sis." lic suid. as he sprung
to his feet und dashed around the
corner. But he forgot to return, and
accompanied \\'illie ou it ilsliing _taunt
down to tile \viutl’¥.
'l`hen 3-your-nltl Tedtiy 'i‘o0<lle!
grew hungry again. \Vitiltiut being
observed he slipped away to the
bukel~'s iiiiop--"so`s to det more tate.
us he afttfrwurtl lnttirlliod \Villi6.
Marv \\`liite‘s liuilger llagull to KPOW
ugain. uistl. ltcliienlberllig u p0l\f\y
she llud ut iltlllle, she 1lUi"ii)' iff( U19
purtv, \vith the dcterllliiiution to get
the coin und illid a iloki'-i1'~’k)' HW"-
An orguii-grilldt-r littruvteti Susie
Brown, wllo followed the Italian and
ills monkey down the street. while
the twins. Judy and Jtilic. wiiispt-red
to eucll otiivr tilllt tilt-_\~ tvliulll use the
tickets they had ill tliolr l>U*`k¢'i“ fi"
the Zoo. At the slime time, Bwlhi
Smith ulul Murtiilt Joilea. liutli tom-
boys. run after an ice wagon to beg
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As the guests were neighbors, they , ` ' _
arrived ill plenty of tilne. Rosie was ' _ #_
tile last to be gi-eeted by Tillie. Hard- ~‘l`i;,€'-';‘31'f- *
ly had she I-nine than Johnny Toodlss, I _~"";,-»‘-,=';;_11_ ' ~ _‘\
ugitl 4, plp~-I; Tm’ 7 _  '-" "»`.'. és
“ io we out now. e." ., _ " 1.' .,
Most of tile guests brightened Ba"  Y  ,;.32’.`¢',~`,‘P.¥_ff.-f=¥"L"" Q ‘,}_.I~ `
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this stlggcstioli. und thtlir faces ft. " "'»‘i
when Tillie rt-pli<-ll, tlrinly: =- -' _
Cl;~rta.lnly not; were going to hav , if i.~
gullies lil‘_~'t-~snli llien l-efreslirlients.
So they bt-gitll \vitll tilt- pluys 'l`iilio A
l lvl lirr-tlllttll 'i‘ll<-\ “ere all o j
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ii `l is ii' ii ld l ' I I   4 V 4
gullies. p u_\'c~l _v t 0 oys an girls '  X - ‘ _. ' ' _  _ ,L _ '
ni'.tily times ii(-I`ul'<-_ Kult thc thought }/"'* `» l- ~; .  , ’ Y’ i  “M” '
that the party wus zi May-Day cclnbra- f/  \ " ,.,.,(, :_ ~ _ /'- , \ '
tion lent new zest to ull the plays. I - ` lj" _ - 'f .,- ` l ,
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for ice. Johnny Toodles started of!
to sllll his new bout in the park luke.
Then a great colilnllition of burking
around the corner drew away Rosie
lvtns, who wished to see whether Snlp
was in a.fli;llt.
50. wilt-ll 'l‘illie rillll Surah paused i1
nlonleut in thc-ir llcscriplion ol' thc
new til-asses liotli were to linve wltllill
tlic next i'c\v weeks. they found thot
ull tim other guests hull vl\liisl\t’\l.
"\\`t=ll, il' tiiut lsll't too lileuli!" cried
both, lil the slllno lirc-.itl\.
But when thc "gtlcst.~l" returned inte
tilnt itftci‘iitNvli, lilltl saw 'i`iliit=, euvil
ex|,ilnllit»li the rvltsoli for having to
leave limi illsistorl that 'i`lllle's May-
lJlt_\' party was the very nicest party
they hall ever nttentieli. All had en-
jn,\'t‘tl till-lilseives greatly, nithoiléih,
us 'i`illi~' Sititi. they prtlliubly spent the
BERT part of their time AWAY from
the purty.
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I in mise ‘twins best. There wa.sn't. * '~ ` _ T 4 '__ _ , , i Qi
’I‘liem cowards, Billy an' Pete, had 'gf'
nlrclltly skipped, though Pets said after- _ ~
wiirll ie was only htllltin' dry clothes c _ _ ,.
,ixn the Mousetrap. an' Billy made believe ` ` `
e was lurllqin' after Zeke. But clean _
cloilivs l\'».»reri't hidden way up the road
(ili:it’s where Pete ram. nor was Zeke
crllppin' grass mors'n half s mile t`otller
side n' tile wagon. So, secln’ as how I
wu.~.the only brave man. I up und says:
"_\Ir. 1-‘armel-. our dog, that's nmned
Pretty. and the hind leg nf which's been
llllrt for sevarlal years (I says this so's
to znrllte 'im sorry for Pretty), went nnd
pushrfl the snow out in the creek with
is liver. an' Petrswam after it rg bring
it l»uck._onlY it filled 'fore he could do
thut. Anl`t that right. Pete?"
lint Pete. liein' afraid. had went u on
his tiny. as Deacon Perkins, our unsoy'
scll-wi nilyierilitandent. would say. An'
wi rl' lllll tlilit measly dog dg but .how
hlssfilf jus' tllf-nl
"'i`l\1\t 110/1,. .vvu say, pushed m boat
uft'li the bank?" spotters the fiirmer,
a~p~»intill' to Pretty. who ain‘t 'uetly
of th_e biggest size that dogs come in,
V ills nose is orful strong, slr,"
Splains I.
‘Ill.-it snip of; dog!" the farmer goal
gli. with hs e .si a»shinin'_ An' than
“ iflllkhs so iiurcl that the trees wobble.
AI_t»-r n while hu calms considerable.
Afore you youll; tellers does other
duiliagfl. ld ruther yull’d git." orders
ho. silyili' whit-li he turns and starts
liown the road, n-cnusin' of Billy to
doflsw from the bushes where he was
 unll at-sniper toward the Mouse-
P
“Y<l\\'rs nrptty feliersl" announces I.
srolnful. The two of them dirln't nay
notllill', 'cept that Billy did `sinuate
U1" “Nil” l'f’=1Son I ditin't r'un was bl-
e:lu\'fi l t-olllrin't. The idear! '
vie looked bitter at each other for
tivo llilllutes' worth 0' time. Thin
Bill,\‘ wlnnltioninatns:
"li'i~‘n't we hcttcr go?"
"i :_li~l’t afraid o' farmers. avert if
Tull It-’_lr~rs ure," reports I. with dig-
ncrlv: “hut l'm tired o' this place.
anyllnw, so let's gn on."
_-\ l-nupln of hours from then our
na.iill‘.< give out. \Vn was just goin'
to get some cnrn to roa»t,"frorn'a null'
alongside, when Pete sings out:
"S‘¥iul=i-n we trickle this orchard afore
anyi ling else?"
Billv sn' l bein' of s. wlllin' nature
wo ull hopped the fence sn' started
’z:\rnlllin|: trees for nil-est apples.
All of a stldzlint tin-re cams a rulh
from behind. llilly 'li' I shinhed up l
tree lpllwk. So did Pete. though havin'
Prf~lt_v’_~l rope tied to his srnl, ho had
morn trnubio gettin' up, pullin' Pretty
aft-»r ilim.
Ir wrili a orful fierce bulldog as
rt»r~nt\l~r-rl us. We. sow that when he
fll-sl 1-time danhln' up. An' there hn
sci. not wantln' to leave an' not bein'
aiilo ln climb up to us-for which we
Wm: truly thankful.
’\\'f~'ll nrllrk in our diffrent trees for
'mimi .ln hour, when Pete calls:
"Vin fmln' to attract of his stwntiun.
suis \-nu fellrrs can skin down an’ git
snll»r~'llIn' to drive the brute away."
'l'il»-ll Polo showed he had some sense.
nftcr :lil 'which l'd never thought. Hs
dulilillfs Pretty, s.-swirifin' him in the
:ltr just out of the hull og's reach. Say
tho old do wasn‘l mad, lnariin' and
clluvlll’ with 'is paws like he was crazy!
An' say Pretty walrrt soared! You
might 'si' thought he was goin' to be
is tlcllrier, which he would 'a' been.
sure `n0ugh, if that rape had broke.
But it fl|lin't, and soon I saw that Billy
or mu had a ohanst to get awly.
"Billy," says I, "you go and fetch
l0mothln'_ i‘li stay and help Pate If
'a needs lt."
l'm sure this was real sobienus in
ms. But that moan Billy had to
'lclaJm;
I "Who's the coward now?"
X told 'lm Hll was. 'Po show he
wssn‘t_ the next minute, while Platt!
snip howlin' :uladefn thunder. Billy
clnlippod down an snoakld off.
' wli|n't lang! though. 'fora hs some
back, which, mum sa. 'utonlrshod
ms. Ho had a rope with  too. ow,
Billy. a dandy lsnoar. manor we
lpiq, olrou his always the cowboy
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ntllcr end to the llzliitlle of tile copper
¢ lid. But when t`lil'ls fastened the
s\:\` llog's cord to tilellllllgatrd of tile loull-
' - ' L/__ /_ ‘_ ‘ vii cannon. the pool- l-inlmal grew
' 1 ° ' . 0 :tial-liit-d. The ltitldt-i' Fearless howlcd.
KT 9 1, iiowc\'».\l', the grt-utt-r wus the youth-
_ t`ul lltlntor's sutisilititioli. and us he
 _ F popped the uliforttlil;:ltr-_ dl-gglc under
` ~ the illlgt- covelglit- tl~lll'iilpilantly cried:
" ` "All this nolso vertullily ought to bring
` ' that ttlntsllzlng leopard within a. very
_ 4 1‘f'\v llllilllel;I|s." lf' H ` \ ld I
' F' ` ` Stowing imlui veillt ll. >0u er. ie
. ~ . twaitel develo ments. Nur wus it ion8
“ bsR,LhSb` wm.,..y0u hen! me 'lieforelu lieud ‘with eagerly blazing eyes
M’ “ l°°P“"‘l- asked *'i"`i*" appeared from smltist the shrubbery on
But l-‘eurllass was it dog
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the fur side of the little 0P€T\ BD5\C°~
Attracted by the smell of tho ment. tho
ferocious beast glided warlly forward.
like a grt-nt cut.
For u moment. the leopard seemed to
puzzlo over tile fact that u piece of
delirllnls llieut should make such out-
cry. But the bait seemed innocent
enough, und at lust. giving way to
teniptlitioll, the beust sprang upon the
clltiivc mlir.'sel_
in ull tlisttilit thc copper lid was jerked
from its position nn the ground und
Fveurless was rcivuscd. tlnly one glunce
wus necessary to tho dog. Then, with
yclps of terror, llc st-uttled towurd
surety, naturally choosing it direction
opposite to that in which the leupurd
iuy feasting.
Past the cannon shot the frightened
Fearless. 'l`ll<~ lullyurd bccunle taut.
At. once followed s deafening boom. and
the leopard was stretched lifeless oil the
gross,
"Nut t=\~».-rybotly vnu shoot ti. leopard
With a clilllloli," proudly cried the lull
tis he bt-gan to skin his victim. ills
triumph was lesscllcd only by the flint
tllut thcrc wus little of tile tawny.
lilucl<»stri|»i-tl t-out undamaged by the
bull uilcll ill thc unlillnll.
It culinol llc suitt tliut Fearless thought
much nf the glory of the liuhlevoniciit.
IIIS chief desire was to get home as
quickly as possible. All of which lends
us t0 question the fitness of this doggie‘l
name. '
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mmm WQp[_ sh. w*
treat sawdust tag", for m
deed, what else could a' mi
doll stuffed Wm, u u'
weep? All alone in a corner 'dun
dumped; one leg was twiltedh. W"
ller head; one arm was tuna"
doubled behind her back psi; Mun’
l>f‘\2l\ In this uncomfortalile m 'md
for days. and it was all on U‘U_sltlon
of that new, double-jointed iiiiium
doll! Hadn’t Arabella seen her n?|u°l
tress, Betty, hugging and |¢|,|§`
that new doll~dressing it '.“"
morliing and putting it gg bpd “ery
iilKlit'.' It evon went calling »\'lti‘i'wry
Arabella felt certain; niitid ou when
calling. it tiling that Arsbellya had Hit
ways done, until now! Ever)_b‘:"
knew that Betty had ttlways lik y
best to take ller rag dull when led
went calling with her mamma 'fi
t-rn-<1 Arabella, -'lr <.,,l,- l \\,,,`,,-t m‘~,
if only 1 liud dollhle-jollltsf if uni'
I had soft yellow hull", insloiitl uf] 3;
tw? palntts ?lnlt;=l'- ‘"
‘V95 U *HK 'upiy who
softly bnrkeli soliletliilig injiiigi-`lh,".!_x
“’hatsvcr it was, it seemed to culii-I
cw; fliu    ¢ it  I dl    g lD>zi Z'°5.f,';if,,”°@
e iii I v
--Anasmnm Worr' "-r q
fort her. for she picked up her tn;-|_
and even smiled tus inut-h us .mg
could with only a red line for 5
mouthli "You see." concluded tu
Rag Pupgy. barking aloud now, “
have live here longer than you, is
l know u. thing or two!"
When the new double-jointed dal:
came in (she had been out callin )
Arullella did not "speak her mills*
as she had intended to du. Sho only
raised uno eycliruw Sas liluch as she
could raise just s pa nteti ling). The
new doll was holding one arm bl-
hilid her liuck. btit when she turned
around. Arabella and the Rag Puppy
both caught sight uf what had hap-
pened. The new dull’s right hand
was gone! At this the Rag Pupply
winked at Arabella (as much aii e
could with Just it pvlnled eye). but
Arabella did not wink back-shl
c<iuldn’t help feeling sorry for the
new doll. She had thought she would
feel very glad when the Rag PulJD¥'|
words canie true. but the next day,
when the new doll value in quite
headless, she wept, instead, great saw~
dust tears. ’l‘he Rag Puppy tried to
wink ugain, but even he couldn'l. help
sliliflilig.
lt didseeni sad. The new doll' had
been quite the finest tiling in'the
nursery- only two days before. i‘h|
COMFORTING NEVV5 FROM THE
RAG PUPPY
nr-xt tiny, when lllvr joints fell sudden-
ly all upzirt, silo wus thrown into
the \\'ii.~il~-»lnisl;\:i--tlllllk of it-uv!
cvcn wortli while tit-Ing sent to lhtl
pulls' lluepltulr But then. it lin»l»l\=\‘
can liartily he of nluch ust- to lin!
when tine's joints are all upurt and
olit’s ht-:ill is t~lltll'cly gone.
.»\ntl this was the day that Bettl:
l‘eliii~lnlir-rtltl Arliiieiln. Site picked het
tip fronl hcl' uiiuoiilfortnbic l>\'S"i""
und silll>t'l'iel'ed her with hukti *Ulf
ltiraw.-s. "l love you hast. Aram-llat
silo cried; "you don't break when I
tlrtin _\-ou! l’ln always g0il\K *U Wk*
you calling after this!" And Arabella
value iioul' to crying a 3|'€“\ "“"'y
sawdust tours for DUN! 103'- U”
¢-,nnsr she loved iletty so lnllcli Bild
wus lievr~r rcull_\' happy unless ill _lltrig
itrlils, Iltlt .»\l'ltl\ella's livltrt was so r
and tender iof collrse. b0|l\X iU_“_df' "8
suwtlusll. so Artibcilu felt s\ilill21_
well us gliiti. She felt glad now [lol
cuust- she was made of rug. l'i\l;\
lin-nut lieultn and li snvd Ions It "6
und gliid because Betty lured Nr
tinve more, but sorry for tile P201
tlotlble-Julliltvd doll, who had i_i*U;‘
such' u slitiirt life and died Sulfil
trug c dest i.
nut ills wise nag &’ul;r`.\' i<"°“' ““
sion! that it wotilELS¢I§E PARRISR
who was always wry much afraid.
' A low whln is
Y e liickliess doggie, Wim pro
Milled with lnolzrlllill, sobbing barks.
r For if Fearless wus afraid of leop- AVS l18BWd BWUUY for lim”
ards. Curb wasnrt. And he vowed D 'Finn-Sun - days went ill H
that he would shunt one bsfone his drealn world where uni? U10
' visit in Afril-it ended. charming gurdcn and her pets, the
Armed with rlfiie amd a. gazing, hirtis and fishes. were reul. Aéld us
d K ti r 6 _ toll.
_ :vrhleu li. exinrteu tu ull mini small- s:Y,‘h;'\‘“b:¢§',_§“’.’5,_ ‘,$_§,""},,,“rd‘i§ aww.
l qumry' i‘° "`”""°d W “W 7“"5"°» uf it, the little 'Pina-San had hecotlle
Whlrm by colnnloll report, leopard! quite ii big girl.
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_ lurited and playfully ies.pBdiUU°“ ‘md ¢~dgillemIt`ol?atlvyi! ti£=ehiigtsl,l‘l:ill1;'lltt‘;c
_ “mbied “V 'Prey i" “h""d‘"'°° gnu to learn indoors. She was taught
Evfrv new and than the nad would tn linen obedlemly tnnlitlr gfullifnlsrriiintl
, turn to the pup digging “long bg. how to arrange her r nt-oy. len
-?-- hind at the end»of it strongicord. and sn" ,‘3°m-“neg htm” l<?u,r:\r?vi‘riiliiii°’ri!t(;:-\t:sle';_
., 1 _ ure u o . .
|;e’f.LC';"'l“° on' naw! Dorm bp E no'_ atrallgengtudies for u little girl, were
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anvil: the kinder: iirtiillsl--ull. the very lnllaut emi .,' “'§,<,, _un th d mm , ' 5,,,,,,,,,, ,,, an ,.5 ,\,,, ,,,,_, ,hm
I Ha lets me help in all his gamer uid share in all his fun. ' of br ~ _ :ik og eih | eqnor U" UWB! ‘lf nie” “"“‘*~`"\5 "9"" ‘~`“"“’
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,» aveiy wou luvri fel svell _
We often play at 'drlving, -I always am the "horse ,- __ ‘ more unhnptm could he navel fopseent ;M;’:°‘i}gn,‘;_Lci,‘§,§ ':)';,"‘ |1221 :,";_r,1,g;;.
fd rather far be "driver," but Pm glad to play of course. . " '~h° "'“‘¥*"”° DB" |10 Dl"°l°“UY` 'YN mdeed '-the .,,ce,,,¢°,~, W", emmgd lg
And when I buy some candy, I'm pretty aura to mid ’ _ »' ‘°¢~i,'Wy' .- much respect and consideration. in her
Thlr h° ll ever willinr-hw lo vary very kin - = ‘(337 ,/ , 1*’ ”"°’{g,"°-"°"‘° "’°° °f °"°“°"' lnnils was 1 room rem-vui ultnsetlier
To tute A llttll. Just to no if it in mood fm- ms; ‘ ¢ _ '. “gt ". “ " "‘“"""‘“" “""‘ “° "“‘°" fur the wal-mln of ancestors una liars
He eats li lot. but an this :howl unce shnnu. you ue. r g.°°“i""‘°° ‘hm "lim ‘lf l°W¢"|’\l m, "anger Wu ,wr ,¢|m|m{,|_ H c,,,,_
somehow he if a o al the cakes and Jam cook pun away; , EH °“' _ mmed m|e,,dm|y ,y¢c,,,-Med .aus ,md
Although it sem his pgeanuro. no will como to mo and ny; - ,..°,;‘,',‘f"*,’;a, 1'" "°* ¥°'"l '2‘*l""° h,,,,¢,,,,,,,, undslabr. \,.,¢.,,-J,,.l,|¢h in.
"I WIN! UN 05°F U 9 7°\lYl¢ YOU I0 and #Ft lhtlm lil!"  '_ 1- M; "emy uttered hej' th. cense was burllclt in honor of the dead.
And afterward hgfhsips mo oat them or l'd ave to crawl u,e‘,‘f‘{ ° 3  “'""m' 'U ‘“'°'°"°° Bm -|~1,,,.g,m liked but gn he gn "1,
To bad and have the dsotor oomhand tain bm medicine; ..Th&§,_"‘;7h “_” “ 'PP f°' ii- ' ‘,,,.d,n p,,,,,|,,g wnh ¢,,,, ,,,,_“y g,,,,m,,h
.ina if 1'm cnutht ho’ nrvor t nk to ailariwltli mums sin- " : R|,|,,, ,nh °‘,,|',.f,' ,','§,y,|h,f ,f°°=:&fI" and sfmlnng nie brilliant tiiumiiiie nr
[Im living you thl oh\n°°." h0'd lu. "to I ev YOU' brave and tru»"- mn, 'hu w,,'§. ,,,,_,.k ¢,,°,§,,° fm., of nel- birds. sm preferred this to morn-
Bpite of hu wishing for the chases to allow that HE ia, tom- ,meh M, uncle ,M romrmnda Q ,mn |,, me ~,,,.,.,m,,-,» ,,,,,m_~- 0, ,vm
3° PM 1 11200 new-i¢'| made of wvod. rw IKMW: 'rm soy mnrneti with ` ll " ' 'ts womllplng ln me little gilded
I-wil oven lat mhwatca lilui as lla dl-un it to and fmt . hug, ¢,,,,,,. for I k°,°@,;":,d ‘L";[,‘}’,§’£ \,|,,,k ,D .-,wh 'inch im, lm.; 1., tm,"
1 must avg lu t t sofiotimar dhave asked tg play wttb.,lt|-- ` of rn, me., Th,” mn lm, .m,,,_ nn-0u'¢n nm-row, winding .lloyd
0' °°‘""°- ° Ft' i "°*° gl” "1 'N14' I il* if W1 .tional ilrtl¢ié¢ were borrowed from It named a bis place. did the :arden-
Hdg walnnmxi a MY rglayt ings; but that is only right- gn, wok of gh, omg,-1 me” Like moat Ja sneae gardens, it was
I s ouldlrt t ill of t nr 1% rob him of a delight. H, ,lm \,,.,,,,'m Fam," 'R ,u » lgnngu N U iii ve the ian of .ren
And. auywa , wlina ho | t rough and tired of playin this, "ry |m,¢,¢.,,¢ U," th, ¢§, ,gnum ,lstsnes It mall wuirrt very lar
H°'1 l1v¢ 'K4 »°nv P t°_m. and my. "Pm rvndv. al. he time in Omer um clit-5, might but mm ws. lenty or mom for tlfé
For you to tell rue £iiti.{ou'l°¢ lorry count tl' what you did." earr out a carnun plan he lun in ~ nge can in which hor feathered pau
t‘:.‘L..l.i.-r°..‘“".l, t;.‘”..... :lu tti.°§::'lt..'1.£.';:.°'°=,.. ..., mai, -.  °° l:;.l.‘= '.‘::.::' “:‘.°.."‘:':
~ oar us was ati into 'aloud as GI' 2 0
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lhubhery clipped into curious shapes.
Between the trlrtuetla lanes small trees
reared themselves-trees with branches
pruned also into queer forma
Yes, Tina-Sun liked to be here. She
would fred liar pots. chatting conn-
dsntltiliy to tlioni tlv: while. She would
imagine that tha birds chlrpod little
e was ll unh/ answer. I _ .- '
Chris regarded this asieuulvudellt to
¢ refusal. "You wuli‘t..gh?" cried he. .._f` ’ ` ' _ _ _._ _ Q ._ f
"1 say you siluillt" Anid he dragged , .' __
awa th ‘ _
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nleessgeit und stories into her cars 1;’
they hopped forwllrli, u-twiltelllltl. h
tiiiillliiy pil-k vrilnllis front lil!-lw§'|:t|';:‘5_
Of course, it was SHE herse M wind.
vented. the tales about s|lirilS\‘ dwg"
thunder and tire luld 300° Wi" ,_
ull illustrious gentleman who is to al
nie for his wife. ll it true. "il °
bi di ?"
T 9 . hers-
'rlie tiny bird ffhlrped ¢‘°YlY~ "..
upon the girl said, with A allilltedyf:
lay 'yes,' little bird? I Y”
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i  ,’ A O  (iii-irltiltif " murmured '|`"‘°'s§-"
i (qv to one of her frets till!! "‘°g‘)i('|'gi, ui
/ ' ’ heard my gracious mother IP t K.
nluch. ’ | gt
She silently sxtendmi 9:0 ‘3;'_';::|,
mul-sets f food to her PP H- ,
it is slysays the custom ‘Af ;7:ri;‘;'L":d
folk to begin s meal with f°'Jw“n M
why should not the birds 0
the mms? ° n ,
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iii l il throw this lilf--2 0' L”
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J 1’ _ \ bndhl' fllsfila t Ofller of \'ntn‘ 
ti te ll es c -, t
"1 Itf yon birdie with blvk 'i{|0:lLiii`leldit:uw
green csgtures the D\’|'°l me month."
'lm N ° married 'ml n f l.ll:l= illto
tlismi t"'i‘ild rn"livs‘a":l1\:iLl\t(i‘““‘?""" ‘jf
a r. e e a
` 'Y wffii' isbn; lilfnaffinliie ni-:¢n"f‘i:iilttt\°":`¢» `
- " ln et W
'l!il'\:u-San shank her E9” iii,:'¢vf0|
gli," m:gl|.\'r‘li;n" with ul. buf 9 nn
s ane e K - ern
'iit is no." IM *i“°°f"",‘; tgmhliourh
Badly, then, she returns th. lm 'H
Truth was foretold. 8001101. hom, ,g
borne away a bride dl0 urchugg h¢
the husband who hl in "du, mai
Once she stenold |““’,'m h" mrevag
her nts l;‘om@U‘}"=°¢L°|-:ian--the center 0
And t 9 eau u noi-ll*
her I)rsam-World-'U h°°°m°
but a memory.
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