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Ann and Raggedy Andy.
‘ red and blue!”
through the deep, (ll'ep woods. llllml
contain the quiet pool. llmu'y llermi
walked out upon “in log: when: he
’cauld 100k dOW’n lrltn llll' ('lmlr Water
and watch the brook trmn swimmim:
about.
‘2 Raggedy Ann flllll lingowl)‘ Anvly
my flat upon the er1k and lnokcd nvm-
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pretty lsh us the; plljw =' iwr'v All: [in '
surl‘mrv. J
Am! «werytliing‘ was run Hill {Jill
quict'llenry llmm Hui-zed tn 5
.lwml and. in u h \v illv'lr‘, l‘.‘ um inn!
asleep. :
“Shall we lii'l, lilili «m H n luv
In): him down in the am'l ;>,".n.~.\’."' ; .~;;-
ed tnmwdy Andy li: .v \x‘l.~;u :' "s..~
ma} l'atll off into ”it xxu‘: :'I”
“linu'l you fear, l: .; .Xmlif"
said Raggedy Ann, “Minty ileum
“1:5“: prulmhl} b‘l'i“‘ l‘wvr'v :i lam:
Iimn ililll.lllll(’f~S:‘1‘!ll<*llll1 Hum-d Mm.‘
hr “Mull; lll‘krl‘ 14;?! ml, Hate) ll’r‘ ‘.~..ei- l“:
You: Ht'l'. Hawaii: Swill). n: :wll
“wary Huron mp! 13:. w \1 n: his t'umu:
Sly always: perch [spun llw- ::>' H, mil.-
dcml tree, out in tho (rill-1' Hi l‘zv"
swamp and sin-p thri- vnev ‘:i~:’r’.-
AI}, Huh-ml. \Vr- uull‘d n;'\' ;i\'..ll.-:.‘
him if We ll‘li‘(l to mmw Mm. Jun!
in-slulrs'. Henry ;. F . ; \ l . 2'
down!" :
“'i'lun let's jimt lu- ‘15 . vzi ’ "8 1w”
mirr. m- :m mu in ma: 1: n Mull" filltl'
Izéllf‘mldl' Andy. ‘
“YUM, you lmal lw ltr :' Humiu will '1"
said a. Volvo in law}; ul‘ l‘l"lll. !
Ami llnggzevlj. }‘ uml llauuwlv;
Al'ilx “t“l‘v' i-murhl :uwl izv-lll l»_v it»
Well, Iguess I'll fly over to the two funny little old women.
”at. tract yellow meadow and see if.
than? are any‘ot’ my family there fish-
M” sud‘fienry Heron to Raggedy
xffWouldn‘t youlire to walk With us
.. hmughrtfie deep, deep woods. tilled
‘ nth unden- ’n* everything?" asked Raggedy Ann
. “I. would like to walk a. little ways
Mafia) Raggedy Ami. and liaggcdy
.My!" mid .Ilem‘y Heron, "for down,
be laughing brook just. a. short. way
u a nica, quiet pool. and I always en-
,‘Joy sitting upon a log there and
watching the pretty litatle speckled
brook trout swimming beneath the
water. They look just like pieces of
jewelry with their pretty. silvery
sides and the bright colored spots of
disturbed Henry
Heron’s dreams.
tip, top" upon Henry‘s right leg. ' "I hope you 'did
Henry Huron opened. one yellqw eye
and blinked down to see ,who it was.
. '80 Raggedy Am" “ml {alum‘dy and are going to lock them up in an
Andy and Henry Heron walked
. you could help them!"
with. fairies 'n cramming until the;-
tar telling me.
Hrrmmiv l’lopgntnml'."
Ann's pretty , . a 53-94
witch in lhe stfilesian’d
an pulling herv,w§ld
Ann inch a‘ tug it: was
did not {car Rf"
shreds.
gave her a peck .T
"l'lllnk'."
tho-11:" mid “Lol'sxo luck to ‘tho quiet ixooll"
strrn‘y. "and suggested ltuggedv mm; “and have a
tea party there with Grampie Happy-
toad. “Q; can fee? t‘he‘prettr little
up tlm hank fish and format. all about (he mean old
and ran down Phi: with mm.‘ he‘l‘fllll" women!” And (his "is just what they
:n this fnnny_lilthz old vsoznvn. lin-‘li (lid. -
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Hen ry Herong‘ai} .2?th 'im'bzfil:
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> _ or the tunnylitfloigmégon tmhe mp of
«You be? head. It mimic o 305.58 like.
know what we promised you if we “l'link‘.” ghen:l'-Ién.r;:‘lj_feron gaff- ‘
caught you again!" mid one little old 0”,” funny little. c‘d‘Wvomauralmck
‘ “Now we will take you home right: upon‘ Lhe‘top ‘o'fyhe _ ,1
and lock you up in an iron trunk, so It made-a. noise like this, “Pllnkl:
that you will not escape again!" And,
without onother word. they dragged.
and Raggedy Andy
r head. And
Both funny ‘little'old women liowl-
ed so lmidly.i_lll',t~lier hoolieowls' put-
!Chcir heads outoflfiip windows to see
away from the quiet, pool where" Hen-' the train go 1,1 “And . never
1':f H ron still slept peacefully «mp0: looking back to see what had ‘p‘épkod.
' them upon their heads. the two’funmv'
:ut Henry Heron did not sleep very little old women: picked :up
skirts and rag. .Qtzxynl the patch” for
It was a sott, Tap, home. likctr split. n't “.'Pllnk"i their
heads too hard. Henry»Horon!"§l said'
’ Ragm‘rly Ami. "for-gait you dill”; "you w
Gmmpie Hoppytoa'd, know it will make Jorge humps right
“tlw two funny little old women have Where youlpcckcrf! them!"
and taggedy "Oh!" lnzlg‘lwd Henry Heron. ‘-‘I was
and are, dragging them home careful nct to peek them too hard!
If 1' had packed them real hard
1 sm- them and thought would have made a norm ltko this
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Here is a grand young old lady of the stage, Alia noslieli of the
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The sixty years. however, are no handicnn. for she 15 asnmich of a“
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crime to this country during the civil war. She. says her present en-
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t; , . Judge. Joseph G. ”Hyatt. The " no
registration Charge was iL‘ilECd.
, , .7 . = , ’ Mr. and Mrs. John lfiirlco, 0!" Main
,5 ;. , _ ' strocl, announce the engagement of
, , ‘ .ihwir ’lllllighifi‘l‘. litlml. to George
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his ll‘H-‘W mmm‘flyf‘k‘. lmppénmi ‘0 soothes thatraw. rasplng— feeling in
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