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I suppose there are a lot of clocks on a. ship. the captain has to have one. and the cook has to have one, and the man at the helm has to have one——as well as a compass—and the mate.has to have one and th ebos’n had to have one. I don‘t know but watches aro'quite as convenient and take lesse room. I'm sure that no ship carries as many clocks as the ‘ pictures we have seen of the “liiay. flower." It you know what _ that means. If you don't, it doesn't mat- tor a bit. But I’ll tell you this much. The "Mayflower' brought over the Pilgrims in 1620, and not as many clocks as people thinkl' But this clock was called the ship's clock. that Tick Tock and the Twins were after. And pretty soon they found it in the captain's cabin, look- ing forlorn and deserted. But when it saw that company had come. it brightened immediately. "Well. well.” said the clock ami- ably. "Do you speak English or Spanish or German or French ?" "American!" said Nick at once. The stock sighedwith relief. "Won I'm glad," it said. “I've. had to learn all sorts of ways of speaking as we land at so many ports, and so many different kinds of people begin to shout out things, I don‘t understand half the time. Spanish is the worst. But I lmow snough‘ French to say ‘Bon jour. comment silo: yous?’ and enough German to lay. ‘Guten tag, wie beilnden sie sich.‘ or ‘Wie gents, wie stehs. All that. for just ‘Good I'll tell you right day. how are you?" ed ii",° \ At last the Twins and Tick 'i‘ock. up by the time this good ship her patch on, they will throw “ overboard before you could no eight bells." , “We'll fix you at once, if not so or." said happy little Tick '1' “But I told these children that would tell them a story." < “Sure." said the ship's clo “What about? Once when I used go to the north. I saw an iceber“ see whales ‘now, and sharks, and.“ sailfish and barracudas." if. “Then tell us about your triplf Cuba and South America. What y the coffee look like, and the su ‘ "Why,’ said the ship's clock, "1 ways see the derreck hoistins it, board the ship it I peep thro yonder port-hole. but coffee is ‘1 as big and square and made of wo It isn't very interesting. So to t sugar all big and square and of wood. I never could see 3. bit. difference between them. Cotteo a sugar look just alike." Tick Tock laughed again. "Why. all you saw yvas the be it was shipped in. Both the I and coffee are put into lacks then into big boxes." - ' "0h, is that it!" remarked ‘ ciockj. “Well. we bring ban ‘ sometimes. They aren't packed. ' just pile them up the way they a in big bunches." ‘ “There! You are all fixed up it new." said Tick Tock. giving ship's clock another turn of the in “Your spring was Just a mu.‘ _ bent. That was all. Good-bye.” " "Au revoir! Auf wiedersehen! .. mean tooralooi" said the Ihl clock. - , (To Be Continued, hit. 2 1
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