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“Good evening!" said Will 0' the
Wisp politely. holding up his lantern
in order to see who the strangers
were who had come to Dixie Land.
“Good evening!" said Juggle Jump
and the Twins.
"Can I do anything for you?" went
on the little tsiryman, 'rowing his
boat to the edge of the pond.
"Well. to be honest. that is exactly
why we came," said Juggle Jump.
"We are on a hunting trip and we
thought you would help us."
Will 0' the Wisp started to paddle
away. “I never help hunters." he
remarked sharply. “The wood folk
and meadow tolk down here are oh
friends of mine—even Billy Bob Cal;
and I never help anyone who is like.
ly to do them.harm."
"0h. ho!" Juggle Julnp almost.
shouted. "Now you are jumping at
conclusions, Friend Will. Who said
we were hunting for animals—or
birds? Why. one can hunt tor almost
anything—needles in a heystack. or
gold in sea water. or snythlng at I".
Once I even read of a man who al-
ways curried I. lantern because he
sold he was hunting {or an honest
man."
"Excuse me!" said 'Will 0' the
Wisp. “l'didn't mean to be so host}!
and I am sorry. I shall be glad .2
help you, now that I know you are
not enemies. What did you lose?"
"Nothinu" said Nick. “But Putt
did. He'- the Fairy Queen's cook
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end. 0 mused one ht: ”button-”Dixie Lend.» Rowan."
theworid, and now his white co
won't stay shut." .
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the Wisp. "Only I cannot see in ‘
daytime. My duty is to go aroun 1
at night and see it everybody is sat ;.
I'm sort ot a night-watchman, yo
might say." V
Suddenly Nancy had an idea. ‘
know what we can do." she set
"We can leave a note at each pe.
son's house and in the morning whe
’tizey all wake up. they willreadt
notes-41nd then if they see any .
Pufl's buttins on their travels, th.
can send us word."
"A very good idea." said Jug.
Jump.
“A very good idea. indeed." agree
Will 0' ihe Wisp. "And now for 11:
notes. 1 have some bits of whl
birch bark that I have been savin
and you can crush some poke-ben- .
in n hollow stone. (or ln‘k. Here
a nice little pointed stick that wl
do [or a pen."
At last the notes were writto
Then Will 0‘ the Wisp took his ..
torn and led the way into the wood
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is to Colonel Possum's house undo
the button hull tree." he “I.
"Colonel" Possum is a sound slee- .
and hates to he wakened. so we'
Just slip a. note under his fro"
door." 5
The note said: “It you see a larg
round. shiny. white thins. pleas
telephone Mr. Will o‘ the Win
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