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their proper sizes.
"Why do you have a padlock on
your door?" asked Nick.
very hard for us to get in.
to come through the keyhole."
“Well, 1'“ tell you,’ said the but-
‘tonvstore man.
door says ‘We kLep buttons."
how can we keep them if people get
in to buy them?"
“That's true.“ said Nancy thought-
_ “We never thought of that.
liSut it's all right. for you to sell them
to us now that we are here, isn't it?"
, “Certainly," said the button-store
man obllglngly. "But to judge by
your friend here, you won't he need-
ing any buttons for the next titty
Juggle Jump looked down at all
his push-buttons and sighed.
you don't know what a. trouble they
lure." he said. "
part with them, but they won't come
off. I'm a slave to buttons.
to stretch and flatten and bulge and
so on .until I feel like a pan
breucl-dought on baking day. I wish
I could sneeze these pesky buttons
or: like Putt did."
That reminded the Twins or their
"Putt has sneezed off all
buttons.” said Nick. "and we thought
perhaps some of them had
Did they?"
"Who is Puff?" asked the button-
store man curiously without answer-
“He's the Fairy Queen's
“l're heard of a butterfly and")
ho'rse fly and a blue-bottle i'li', but
never heard of 11 button fly." so
the man.
“0b,, door!“ said Nancy. ‘
don't mean that lit all!" And she'
plained about the whole thing u
again about the pepper not and
“I see." said the button—store iuu
“Then it's a rose of ‘button. butto
———who's got the button.‘ What dt
the buthn look like?" ,
Nick took one out of his pocket
tht one they had found in )lovi
Land which the King of Tom .
Town was using for u. lruipr dis
“Here it is," he said. "You can se
it is made of mother-ot-peurl and!
big as a two-dollar silver pier I
is flat and round and has four I
in the middle to sew it on
“l‘re nothing as his as that, .
the button-store mun. "Illu here
some little ones at the cents 3
en, and here are some at the cm
u. hundred and here are some at it '
cents a pound. I‘Liy your men
and take your Lhoive." '
But, although Juggle Jump at,
the Twins looked at. all the butt-
in the store. there were none 1
i’uft's. There were hard buttons 8.
soft button. and brass buttons a.
glass buttons. silk buttons and ,c1
buttons, round buttons and soil
buttons, but none like l'utl's .
"We'd better be going," said
gle Jump, so pushing his butto '
said “tiny” he and the Twins s:
until they could. get through th
hole. again .and away they we .
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