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ADVENTURES
of. THE TWINS
_ BY . OLIVE ROBERTS. BARTON
NO. 5~MISTER WAG-ON-THE-WALL
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“The next place is pretty far
away," said Tick Tock. the clock
fairy. “so we shall have to hurry."
“We can go as fast as you can,"
laughed Nick.
“Then come along,“ said Tick
Tock. So bidding good?bye to the
grandfather clock, they started
down the road. _
"I'll just say this and then go on
with the story—that the next day
when Mr. Tompkins came down
stairs to breakfast. he called to his
wife, "The old clock has taken a no-
tion to go again and I declare it it
isn't right to the very dot."
But. this story is about Tick Tack
and the Twins. and we‘ll have to
leave the old clock ticking in the
hall. and follow them.
They came to a city and passed a
lot or houses so much alike that
they looked like peas in a pod.
At last Tick Tock stopped in front
"This, is the right one." he said.
of one four doors from the corner.
”Although it looks like the others. 1
always know it because the bricks
in the pavement are extra red. the
steps are extra white. and the whole
house is extra everything.
And indeed he was right" as the
Tit-ins could see in the light cast by
the street lamp at the corner.
“Why is it so extra clean?" asked
Nancy.
"I don’t know exactly." said Tick
Tock. “But. I think it is because a
family by he name of Van der Loon
lives here. Van der Loon is a Dutch
name and the Dutch people are the
scrubbiest. cleanest people on earth
almost. The great-grandfather and
grandmother came from Holland
flock.
years and years ago. and I'm going
to show you something they brought
with them when they came."
"What?" asked Nick, curiously.
"A clock-La. curious clock," said
Tick Tock. "But come, we can’t
stand here talking all night or the
policeman will come along and think ‘
we are three burglars. We‘ll have
to go down the chimney. I guess—-
everything else seems to be locked
up tight."
Up they climbed, the three of
them. getting toe-holds in shutters
and vines and tlnally reaching the
root
Then down the big chimney they
crept. Magic is so convenient when
you wish to go down a chimney.
Then they reached a. big room
with quaint furniture. a. good bit of
brass. a lovely tile fire place and a
mantelpiece on which old luster
ornaments shone in the street light
that came through the window.
0n the wall
clock the Twins had ever seen—a
clock with no case whatever, Just a
face, and a long pendulum and two
large weights that hung half way to
the floor.
“Hello there, Tick Tock." said the
“I'm glad you came and
brought company. I was getting
lonely. Besides. I need a tonic or
something. I'm not up to the min-
ute at all."
"I'll soon put you In order," said
the clock fairy quickly. "Nancy and
Nick. this is Mister Wag-on-theWali.
Mister Wagoon-tthVall these are
my friends. the Twins."
(To be continued.)
"sum mums ADS.
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