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Raggedy Ann,_.Missus Witchie and
Raggedy Andy sat in under a very
wcnderful bush. It was a magical
bush. Missus Witchie had thought a
real long, long time when she made
the bush with her magical button
chalms. "I wanted to make some-
thing. different from any other kind
at bush." Missus \‘Vitchie was telling
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy.
"So I thought and thought. Present-
ly I thought of this. Don‘t you think
it is a nice bush?"
"Indeed it is. Missus Witchie."
Raggedy Ann replied as she reached
up and picked a gum drop oi! a
branch “What kind are these?”
asked Raggedy Andy as he pointed
to a branch covere} with red bails.
"Ti-cu?" Missus Wi chie asked in re-
ply. "Really my dear. I don't know
for I haven't tasted any of ‘the
things on the hush yet. Suppose you
pick some and try them. Raggedy
Andy." “Why theyare candy cover-
ed peanuts." Raggedy Andy cried as
he tasted one and handed some to
' s
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"They are good," said Raggedy
Ann. "But 1m you try some or these
chocolate covered cherries, HRH!"
The two nggedys and Hissus
Witchie were so busy eating the (lib
ferent kinds of candies which grew
upon the magical candy bush, none
of them saw hunky come creeping up
behind them. So, when he sprang
out and caught Raggedy'Ann, they
were so surprised. Missus Witchie and
Raggedy Andy could not do anything
but sit and watch Minky run away
will: Raggedy Ann under his arm.
But what was their surprise when
the great big large man scrambled
out {mm the bushes right in front
of them and started running after
Minky and Raggedy Ann. “There
are no bushes to dodge around in
the direction Minky is taking." cried
Mlssus Witchle as she got to her
feel. "So the great big large‘man with
whiskers all over his face will be
sure to catch Raggedy Ann and
Minky and then he will eat Raggedy
d
‘ dogs and die them on to the-big large
man with whiskers all over his race?"
asked Raggedy Andy. "We .don't
want him ugetthq Wisdom”
pebble, for he is very. selfish." ’ I'm
sure, and then when his wishes do
not. come-true—and you know they
won‘t it a person has the wishing
pebble and wishes for selfish things,
like Kinky does—then,"
Ann's candy heart."
es come true either; will it‘rf‘ asked
Missus Witchie. “N0 indeed.'.’ Ra“
gedy Andy replied”, “But you see he
Ann's candy heart."
Raggedy Ann and Missus Witchie.
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‘ the big man laughed as he gave
Raggedy Andy. "He wills“ I""“e‘u’i‘uister Mink
"But that will not figi‘éitn‘e wish-
' slat-it;
the » dikerent ogndies growing upon
hem will make the wishes construe.
so he. won‘t know the diflersnce mt-
til he‘has taken Raggedy Ann”:
candy heart.”
“Oh that shall "we do?" ‘Mtssus
Witchieérienssshewlpedhsreyes
other apron. use. the dis large.
man is almost up to Kinky, and he
will have htm in a moment." Sure
snout), Just as Mlssus Witchie said
this, the big large man with whiskers
all over his race give a Jump and
can‘t Kinky by, the cost tails. “Ts.
Ht. luster hunky. now I have you,"-
he cried as he took Ranged! Ann
away from .Minky and sat down .on
the ground. Minky kicked andwig-
gied, but the big man placed Kinky
across his knee and away back
where Missus Witchie and Raggedy
Ann stood they could him ”the "Pid-
"ieow you’d better skeé-diddle,"
link: a push and sent his: head over
heels. rolling act-om the gran. Kinky
lost no time when he got to his reet.’
but went running across the meadows I
and «ii-appeared into the thick bush-
es at the other side. “There." the
the ”on! candy bushesfi I think
so too,” flau’ghed Raggedy Ann, “But
hunky; thinks the reason .he cannot
make his wishes come time with the
wishing/pebble is becausehes needs
to eat my candy: heart. math jun
because he wishes selfish things."-
‘iNo one can make thea- wines come
true if they do not-wish nice. gener-
ous wishes." said the big man. "I am
glai to hear you say that," cried
Missus Witchie as she and Andy walk-
ed up to Raggedy Ann and the big
man, ,"So it you have changed- from
a selfish person into a generous per-
son wc can be good viriendsfli “You
bet‘we can," laughed the‘ big man.
“You just tell me what to do, His-sun
Witchie, and you'll see pretty soon
that I have changed. I guess it must
have been the magical soda water."
“Maybe it m." laughed Misses Wit-
ohle. as she robbed: upon hes. magic
buttons. “Goodie.” the big man cried
as ‘he sax the change take place ,in
his clothes. "You must have made
me into a policeman.” "That's just
what I did," laughed Missus Witchle,
“So that you can take care of my
‘wonderful, magical park {or me. You
mane as he smoothed out Rag-
gedy Ann’s apron and placed her oni
her feet. "I guess that _ will teach:
Y a lmon!" ,
_“Aren't you going to take my candy
heart?" asked Raggedy Ann in sur-
prise. when the great big large man
ju~t sat upon the grass and laughed.
“I thought you were chasing Minky
so tin! you, could take the magic
wishing pebble away from him and
then eat my candy heart." Raggedy
Ann said. as it'she couldn't under-
stand. “Dear me." the big large man
said. "Do you, know. Raggedy Ann,
I forgot. air about the magical wish-
ing pebble. "And I know that your
candy heart is not a magical heart,
suit ‘wouldn‘t do me any good to
There's lots more .tun eating
can eat all the cookies you want.”
"Thank you so much," the big police-
man laughed. "I'll see if I can find
Mister Minky right away and put him
out~ot the wonderful magical park."
And Missus‘Witchie winked at Rag-
gedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, tor
the big, new policeman, instead ,0!
walking in the’direction Minky hail
run, went over towards. the field
where the icing covered cockies grew}
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