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were looking tor the finally when
they chanced to turn e. corner in
the peth and come upon this scene.
The kid: slipped back into the
goat yerd the wny they land left it,
whlle Stubby end Button stood and
talked to Nannie. the fence between
them.
“Oh, I! I could only find a. way
to get over into your'ynrd," booed
Billy to Nannie.
“I have it 2" said the elephant.
"I can get you ell over there 1: you
don‘t mind being dropped n tew
feet."
"Certainly we don't. but how are
you going to do it 2" ‘
"I‘ll Jun plck you no no: In:
trunk end drop you on the other
side of the fence."
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am too heavy." ,
"Indeed. . I con do It! I guess
you are no heavier then the me.-
hogeny loss I used to 111. and put
Come here and let me try.”
(But we' than have to nit until
tomorrow to see If he can do It.)
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