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ADVENTURES
of THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
NO. 15--PETER PETER CHANGES HIS MIN
Peta Peter sat at one end of the to
Peter Peter sat at one end of the
supper-table and Mrs. Peter sat at
the other. In Daddy Gander Land
everybody had supper and dinner at
noon. '
In between sat Juggle Jump and
the Twins.
“I think the rolls and jam and
everything are delicious. Mrs. Peter."
said Nancy.
.“Bo do I." ‘said Nick,
pumpkin pie." ‘
"I wish my wife could make as
good pies as my mother used to,"
said Peter Peter complainingly.
"Why. Peter Peter!" said his wife.
“I make my pies exactly like Mrs.
John told me." -
"Well. anyway," grumbled Peter
Peter. “I'm sure there is something
wrong." —
And he went on again about noth.
ing being just rightxin the house,
and his wife not managing right.
Juggle Jump and the Twins looked
at Mrs. Peter and Mrs. Peter looked
at them.
And Juggle Jump raised his eye-
“This is line
For they all had a. secret . '
"I‘ll tell you what I'll do. Peter
Peter.” said Mrs. Peter suddenly.
“I'll trade with you. I'll do all your
plowing and hoelng and weed~pulling
it you will do my housework (or a
day." .-
“Oh. no!" laughed Peter Peter
more good-naturedly. “That's a joke!
Sure. I'll trade. I'll take a good rest
course. you’ll not be able to do a
hand's turn on the farm. But I’ll let
you try anyway just to see what it
work to do."
lira. Peter smiled. "All right.
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house, and turn the bread into t
pans and bake it. and bake th
pumpkin pies. and go to the dai
and skim the milk, and then chu
all the Jars ot.sour cream I’ve be
saving into butter, and then get di
nor and wash the dishes and reel t-
yurn I spun today, and darn t
s‘ookings and put the clothes to s"
for the washing. and get supper a
wash the dishes and gather the eg
and —"
“Stop! Stop!" cried Peter Pet
f‘Did you do all that today?"
"Yes and more." said, his wit
"Because I washed the windows 3
attended to my flower garden
“Well. I declare!" said Peter Pete
“I didn't know you had so much .
do. I’m over and ever so sor I:
what I said. And this pie is in
delicious. 1 guess Ihave been an'o
bear and Pro sorry. After all,
think. perhaps, it is the people W.
are the most comfortable who do t.
most complaining, and I'm never .
ing to do it again. Indeed. I think
can spare enough time from mye »
and pumpkins to attend to the ..
and pigs. I’ll help you all I ‘
after this, Mrs. Peter.” '
"And now. my dears.” said I!
Peter to the wins after sup I
"you won't nee to help me to we
in the fields tomorrow. You ho
helped me in a far better way. 80.;
shall try to keep my promlle Iv
help you. toa. Now we'll see w.
we can do about Pufl'l buttons." ‘
Peter Peter. "All you have to do
(To Be Continued.)
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