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14. Exclamation of surprise. 21. Farmer's machine.
16. Finishes. , 23. Electrified particle.
18. 05. - 24. Futile.
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I MAY NOT BE R‘CH' PRA“ TELLME {ANCESTORSt THAT!’ ST CE" How FAR CANYQU \(JVNECkE WHAOD AN ASEEHIIEJ‘iEBDUT HE COT AWAY)» like beavers fixing up all the poor said Tick Tock. “We must no
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~BUT"'-HAVE SOME THING “MAT MlCHT i HAVE LOTS 5° HAVE. . ’ TRACE YOUR v-ua.‘ lCNED ASA / broken clocks. There wasn't much We can go inside and then all
WHAT'S WOWASORE‘ THAT 33:5“ OF THEM ’ giEIK CASHIER or the-night left when Tick TOOK some stairs. That will take us
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all now. But there are some wou- “We can see Big Ben from h
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derful big clocks in the world I all right." said Nick.
should like you to see before I take “So you can. but you don't kn
you home to bed. I think the Fairy how big he really is until you
Queen would like to have you go. near him. How big does he look
too " you?" . ' =5
“Good!" cried Nick. “I'm not :1 “About as big as the moon,"
bit tired. These magic shoes are Nancy. - '
wonderful." "About as big as an umbrell
"I’m not tired. either." sald.said Nick, ‘
Nancy: “0h. ho! We shall see!" said I
“Where shall we go first?" Took. “Come on.’ 5.
"I think we’ll go to London to fife? went inside the build
see Big Ben." said Tick Tock. where the tower was and started
"Big Ben! Does he have a. climb. When they got up ab
clock?" umpty'steen stairs. three hun
. , asked Nick. and sixty to be exact, they a
, “Big Ben is the clock." said the at a bi roam full of wheels
‘a'l. 3 little fairy. "He lives up on top of springs.g '3
Mmfimuf‘3‘3w the big tower ‘of the Parliament “Well, this is it,” said Tick To
Buildings. Parliament is like our “What?” said Nick in a pu
Capitol Building at Washington be- \‘oice. '1
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BANANA 0m _ I ‘. By MAT GROSS icnade for Enghgnd. \;el:“sth:tr': of ihcecligl: Conifivg‘zlle 33;:
where Big Ben lives. And when he this narrow passage and I'll
strikes the hour all London Icun you you right behind the clerk's
lienr. . face. the part you saw from t
. “Big Ben gets his name from the street."
biggest bell which is called Big And so he led the way, the Two
Ben. All the bells in the clock hnve following. ‘
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LwR nalnesII—mo‘st liig hells do. you "Now how about the moon I,
ANBHWDO ’ know. the umbrella‘."' laughed Tick ‘1’"
B] I"Wlien may we start?” asked. But. the Twins had lost in
hick impatiently. doing a. little \‘uices. ‘
dance. 5 The big dial was so enormous
"Right now,‘ said the cloek fairyfyou could have piled eight Na, ’"
"Make a wish and yor mugic shoes on top 0 leach other. standing ‘
will do the rest." on head. and just make it. Big
Swish! IWhizzl Whui‘f! iatcc wus ow-r twenty-your
Suddenly the Twins found lilPlil< across. The long ininutevhand liar
selves in a quiet sort of park with a was fourteen feet along as it 3
river beside them. Before them was out beyond the edge of the cl ’
a high tower with a clock near the : face . ‘5
top. whose bright friendly face “For goodness sake!” said
looked out over the world us much Twins finally when they tot th
as to say, "I'm always iit‘i‘e! You breath. *
may depend on me. I keep GO-ING! (To Be Continued.)
GO-ING! GO-INGi" tCopyright, 1925. NBA Service
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