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ou'temember how scared the
- Q! was when the twin Jumped
.. the pond when he was still. on
He chattered and called in mon-
key language for the ducks and the
{tone to save him, but they Won
‘ "flinch too busy saving tht‘mst'1\‘t>
.mm this stranger in their pone
to give him any help, and tin-1.-
- ‘fiow squawking in all directions. At
Just after the kid had dived two
’or three times and the monkey hall
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or swans when he got near enough
one. Just then a. stately swan that
had refused to be frightened 01‘
even disturbed by the entrance 0'
the kid in his particular pond sruirtl
neck curved and wings slightly mis-
ed to show them of: to the Very best
hdvantage.
"That 15 a. good safe place for mw'
thought the little monkey, "l'il‘jumn‘
and sit on that swun's lam-k lw-tave: n
his wings. They will shelter me ninl
keep me from falling off."
' As the swan approached the kid.
It hissed a. warning for him to get
” out o! the pond. liis sommd hiss tlimi
’ in his throat with surmise when Th0
monkey landed on his hm k. At first
.316. but when he had ('ollvt'tml its
‘dox‘vn With hem! anti imii' l‘is l‘OVI)
._\lnder water, and remain-fl in Hill?
, position so long that tho mniikvy 1""
.Dtl and had to swim for shore.
. When he came out of the “nu-t
. he happened to ramp out lwsido tin
fld, who Stood shaking himw-ii‘. lfu
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come up with his eyes and mouth.
run of water, he decided to jump;
onto the back of one of the gees-y ‘
up majestically by with his head up, i
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stopped in a hurry when he saw the
half drowned little monkey coming
out of the pond looking more like
a drowned rat than a monkey. He
did not wait to givehlmselt another
shake. but dove into the water and
swafn for the place where he had
first entered the pond, and there he
found his Twin awaiting him, laugh-.
ing as if his side: would split.
"Come along. “‘3 must hurry away
from here before we have hissing
geese and quaeking ducks bring the
guards down on us. I smell sweet
peas! Let's go eat some. I Just love
the blossoms—they are sweet as hon
cy."
People driving along the parkway
thought it strange that the park com
missoiners would allow goats to run
loose through the flower beds and
pull the sweet peas off their trellises.
Had they driven by a. few minutes la
ter they would have enjoyed the fun
of seeing a. big {at guard as broad as
he was long, a. long handled rake in
his hand. trying to drive two inno—
cent looking kids out of those very
same flower beds. _
(Tomorrow the kids find seine
more good things to eat.) .
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. the swan was too much izikvtn bru-l; ,
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‘unses. he iippod himself upgidn '
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