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Whvn Tina. the youngest saw the
W1 horse. she took a. fancy to it
.umi asked her father to buy it for
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"My child!" cxpostulnted the King.
*iill'll an ugly little beast! There are
"1— prettier ones in my stables and
‘f’: can have any one of them yo;
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"but. none or them has such beau-
' 72:1 nyrw; as this horse. and I want
‘. :1." declared the Princess. who
.43 accustomed to having her
w: in“; gratified.
“.er was delighted. and so was
‘ i'1'2ncoss, who had taken such .1
“1:: to the skinny horse. and 51: :-
‘. »‘. *uly in her Joy. for she was a. man?
‘mpulsivc young Princess. she three
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1mm horse. exclalminx. "I love
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we heven't room to show ‘, picture of his new red sweater! He bought it with his own money that he earned
or school. Color Rlehnrd's clothes with your crayons, and paste the paper on chm cardboard before you out out the pictures.
Mott-
NCE upon a. time there lived
0 two little sisters. whose
names were Kenna and Renn. of hair!
R “1.1. ”was a pretty little girl, with
k curly hair, pretty eyes and the
"ml-rest checks and lips. But Kenna
1 hul a very great fault. She was
Oh. my. how lazy she was!
l.l:".’, bake.
to sleep all day low:
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greenish brown.
But Rena we: not lazy.
of her ugly face, people loved her.
Her mother was a sick woman.”
Rem used to sweep and scrub and
Imagine thet sort me up. Pick me up.
And she was cross—eyed.
So. in spite
Pick me up."
Rena. grew very scared. but she
beat down to see who: “:2: t:a::ii::
those words. She saw to her great
surprise a little man. about the size
of n thlrnble!
"I Im the little Jumpin‘ Man and
Rena would help Kenna dress. for. I am going to give you three Wishes.
little Jumpin' Man was still in Re— Your town shall
his hand.
_ When 1'" - came home the mother
said: “0;; A-Enushters. I and dread?
well, Hor‘ 113p}? I am. I feel as if
X shall ncrrr he. 5‘le again."
Kenna 1.1.1:: 5.11:1: “Oh. I must want. I am going
clean up. There is a. great. deal of beautiful."
a they: be hum
because you have wished it so.
“Now. Rem. because yOn are 8
good child and unselfish. I shall (lye
you something which you have not
wished for.’ but Which I know m
to makeyou
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course. her mother wouldn't slthough Kenna. we; lezy. Rena loved
She hated to comb her hair her very dwiy. Rent loved every-
W bvcanse she would 11st to move her body (a '0 311 Ihfluldl-
arms! She certainly was lazy.
-l R: on was
K > Ulla.
:42er had straight hair. which had the
. i quinerest color. It was
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sort of I Rene. hard a. little voice say.
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Kenna did not went to do it. She
just the eppOsite of wanted to sit and do nothing. So
She was the ugliest child. Rena. lwept'the floor, ‘
Suddenly while sweeping the door
“Pick
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You can wish for anything you
went and get it.
wishes. Yes. three wishes. For I
un the little Jumpin' Man. it come
to all little good girl: who sweep
the floor."
Rene was very estenlshed and ran
to show her mother the little Jump—
in' Men. Her mother was Just as
utonlshed es Rena was. Rena then
ran to show the little man to Kenna.
“Oh my." sud Kenn. "why an I
eolezy‘2111hsdsweptthed00x-I
would have found the little man and
received three wishes."
“tht would you wish for?" asked
Rene.
Sold Keane: "I'd wish for e. pel-
mbuvelmnndforagreatdeuof
handful clothes and for 3 prince to
m:
The littlemet hearingthlsbe-
no to Jump spin sll over Reno’s
Mnemz‘roumeluy end
else selfish child. Now Rm you
wish."
Rene. then said: '1' wish an: my
nether should get well. I wish the:
Kama were not hey did selfish. I
But just three
wishthntourwholetownehouldd-y
Wit-W3.
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dust in this room."
The Hut" .ltimpin' Man jumped came beautiful.
around and said: “Your sister is not
lazy.
She-shall never be selfish."
He shunned her and lo! Rm he-
Thelittlemn'menbeantojunp/
She shall never again be lazy. mund noun end we: “Beams 0!
your beeuty and unselfish!!!“ l-
The little man laughed and slid: prince 311‘“ nutty my
“You'll see that what I say is true.
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. -O—0«O!" The wild shriek:
came piercing through the
into View flew;
warm“ g arms and
air, and
pair of.) wildly
Scurrying‘lcgs.
Bobbie almost stagered under the
onslaught as his, little sister flung
herseu upon him. “‘Wha——wha—
what's the matter?" he finally man-
aged to nuke himlelt heard above
the din of her cries.
“A wild cat. oh. 3. wildest!” and
she snuggled her head deep into his
Inns. 'IAsten. don’t you hear it?"
“Bo-ho—ho—ho.” weirdly through
the twilight came the call.
“0h, pshaw; there's no wildcat-3
about the country here." answered
Bobbie bravely. “It must be the
cow in her stable talking to he?
calf.”
ButIsawepairotgreexgx-een
eyes staring down on me from up in
the trees too."
“Come on: show mel"
caught her by the hand.
"Mother told me to go out and
close the door of the henhonse. and
just as I stooped over to give Speckle
a. pet I heard it. end when I looked
nroundlsewtheeyeeendthenl
ran—J
“And let: the door open. I suppose.
for it to sneak in and eat up all the
chickens. Just like n girl." Bobbie
wore a. very superior e.lr as he
stalked hmely forward, win; Betty
clinging despentely to his hand
A minute later Bobbie was meteo-
Bobby
.ing the lunch of the henhouse door.
while Betty peered timidly around.
"Hoo-ho—hwho!”
“Mother. mother!" parted thechil-
dren. on they came racing into the
house. “we just saw an angel—«n It’-
tie one, in the big on: tree.”
“An angel?" sexed mother, in a
puzzled tone.
"Yes," answered Betty. in an awe-
struck tone. “It was Just wings and
a head. and it wls chanting."
”‘Whet did it chant?" naked the
mother, with e shake in her voice.
"Something that sounded like You
—you—-you'll rue. you'll rue.’ “
“I think that no an owl, deer,”
sald mother.
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H’AT lf‘ THAT , ’
; WHICH WORKS
WHEN U PLAYs,
END PLAYS WHEN 7 "
El 1: a stunt you will lime in
play on a. rainy day. There
is :0 track to this one and It
is excellent training for acute ob-
servation. "
The person inmdndng this game
places a table and chair in place
where everyone can see, and an old .
cup is put on the table. The c.1231-
lcnge is now :iven by the introduce:
t no or." it: {11‘ -..~ 1‘
peat in f" -
a few .ci, . .
form.
then 5‘
try :1: f.
no catch alums-21.: .:_
or:.
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with his
with his. .c‘f: as l
ing a few inches from his (2131: and
sitting down once- 4
Second Round.
With the fix: 33d second mm
of the right ‘ ‘
“Here‘s hero's 3. health. health
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says
to Admire: Ar
He takes
cup and ‘ "
on the to
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fingers of his 12
touches underarm): :19
right with the first two fingers of his
right hand, and two touches t”: the
left with the 21:: {To flaws of his
left hand, finishin: by two 92-11125“
the floor with fits: the nzht too: and
then the let foot. and by g9¢ifig 1m
and sitting down twice.
Third Round.
With three fingers a:c1::d the cup 3
the performer says. “T—Tere’s here’l :1
here's a health health bean: to Ad:- :
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Poor the third and last fine.” He 2'»
si 5 three times and conunues a: 3
above doing evemhlzg OV-{l' tilted“:
times. _
Now it is time to let someone from
uneng the. onlookers to have "i. try
and it is an extraordinary thing than 7
though the person knows and seed ,
exactly what has happened, when he
comes to do it he is aims: bound to A”
make some little mistake which in:- "“f
mediately disqualifies him. and the
next one takes his place.
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