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they bpth .ran Jute e piece of seen-
enr twenty feet squsre. end it top-
pled over on them. stopping their
flight. One could see the cenves ot
the screen rise and. tell as they

ende‘there. but presently ell hends
in the “‘studio lifted it oi! their backs.

to the 'rescue. As soon es they
x saw him. they ran to him end nesr-
1y knocked him over in their hurry
to get to him. He had been their
keeper always, and had brought
them up on the bottle. and though
they were three years old new,
they were still only bibles and
,they trusted him as you do your
father to‘protect you it you are in
trouble. Being such big. .clumsy an-
imals. and both rushing to him at
Ioncefl they nearly squeezed the life
out of him between their big heads
when they him at the same
, time. And tli re he was. edged in
‘ between them. trying to pet them
both at once. The funniest part of

it I.“ was thet they were melting

noises that sounded as it they were
hail! crying end helt talking as they
told him their troubles.

He talked back to them and pet-
ted them just as it they were th
little children.

"There! There! Don't you mind!
Pepe. won't let the bad men hurt
you any more!"

You see he was so fond oi them
thst he always called himselt pap:
when tslkinx to them.

_'1‘hen he turned around end said.
"Say, you iellows!‘ Why don't you
toil me when 'you want to dress
them up? I cnn do it in five min-

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never mind. I'll fit you all give
you s nice peenut it you will let
pope put on your plats end I. cute
little cost end some high-topped
boots." .

mm: to them end petting
them thus he soon bed them both
{grossed from their boots end shoes

the veil on Tootsie's he: end the
stovepipe hst on Bootsie.

(The sninuls do more tuna! uld
interesting thing! in the next
story).

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