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1 ‘- as he shook hands goodbye
, ‘ V..y Ann and Ragged!
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Wynn
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. "And it wouldn’t sprise me a
. e teepy. weeny bit to find out that
magical lee cream soda. water
ntsin will not taste very good to
Hag-lea] Wishing
the
lolly-pop garden won‘t
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ee bob.” laughed Raggedy
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very much."
' Ann and Raggedy Andy.
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1 {or the person who has the maxi. not please then
said O are discontented
W 'no run in whet they have Been selfish
with."
on! none and they.
Then they eon see
“I can hear you talking about me."
cried the voice 0: whoever had the
uncles-l- Wishing Pebble, “And you'd
better be careful what you say."
"Why don't you come out from be-
hinde those weeds so we can seeyeu?"
sakedifiaxaody Andy.
“Because," the voice said angrily.
"I went home and found my magical
hoot-eons sods Wet tountalnsnd In!
Dolly-pop Garden Just as I left them.”
"How did the sods. water - (fists 1”!
asked Raggedy Ann.
‘ '1 didn't taste any."cried the voice.
“How did the Mlly—popo—tsste”
asked Randy Ann. ‘
'! didn‘t nuts any."thevolee re-
plied." and I believe you two old rag
dolls are the consent my soda water
fountain tasting bitter-and myilolly-
pops tasting like burnt candy."
"Why, we haven’t anything to do
with it." said Raggedy Ahn. “The
Magical Wishing Pebble worked very
creatures thought the ice cream. sodas
were so nice. "
“We each. had fifteen glasses. All
different flavors." said Ragedy Andy.
“And I know just. why it worked
such nice magical thing's for Raggedy
Ann." the selfish person cried.
get thew”
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can hear every-word you say. And
you'd hem look-out. NW Rested!
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"I'llshowm.1ust as soon es 1
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