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Nsnoy and Nick were having s tine
time in High Jinks Lend. Every--
one was so Jiolly end light-hearted.
"How do you like it?" asked Mls.
ter Corn Dodger. shaking the ashes
out o: his"corn-‘coh ‘pi‘pe sud iilllng
‘ it up again with dried corn-silk.
“It's ever so Jolly"; said Nick.
"Isn't ih'Nsncy'l" ” ,.
"Yes. it is."* said Nancy. shaking
her little Dutch up until the wide
wings on it hopped. “I wish we
could hsvs our tax-tunes told .llkeihe
Score Crow and Joel: 0" Lateral? .
"Well, you 1115!." sold Mister Corn:
Dodger kindly. "'1'11 Isl: Mrs. Gipsy
"The Msn-in-theddoon is having his
fortune told nov‘v. He's staying at
good while. i think. no said he are:
Just on his you to Norwich. but
stopped in st Highlinks Land to
soy hOW-dooyouodo to his triends."
"Let’s hes: whet. Mrs. Gipsy is
telling him.” said Nick.
So the Twins and Mister Corn
Dodger crowded up close.
"Well." sold Mr‘s. Gipsy, looking
at the 'Msn-in-thevltoon’s hsndu“!
see msny interesting things. store
snd clouds sad the moon. Are .you
on astronomer?" .
“No ms‘sm. I an not." said the
Msn-in-the’oMoop. "but, you might
soy that Ian: I. star-gust."
ins." slid Mrs. Glpsy. -
" Li's right." said the Manda-2
the den. "1 like to live high.”
"It is strange then.” said Mrs.
Gipsy. "thst sometimes you get very
thin. Isn't thst so?” ' ‘ 3
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the-Moon. "Sometimes 1 am not
even I. dusrier lull. Indeed, 1 am
only full once s. month."
“You sleep all day and stay up all
the-Moon. winking one eye st the Hi;
Diddle Diddle Cat. end the other eye:
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at the Little-Dog-That-Laughedif
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go'around '9. good bit." , 3 .-
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more fortune/{Venn Mrs. Gipsy. “I.
see by your hand that you are a!
grade trsveles and that you hove as:
many iriends in Chins es anywhere:
Alsofyo’u hsVe thirteen birthdays of
Year. iyou --llve- near the Milky Want
keep the 3Dog Star in your heel; yard.:
and use the'Great Dipper when you?
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wont to dip 9. drink- out or the sea." ,
"Yes'm‘." said the Men-in-the-f
Mood. “Bus cap you tell me the way:
to Norwich?’ I have been hunting of
since last Friday a. week. I've been:
to the south and it isn't there. If
should like very much to know how;
to lindflit."v 7 z
‘ "“Ifu em you." said Mrs. (31pm;
3"Just follow your nose." :
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Fool to the ThreeFiddleI-s. «."Why:
didn't he think of that before. He:
must follow hie nose. of con 5.» g
,"All he has to do is to to! ow. his:
nose." said everyohe to. his” neighbor.; .
It was quite s few minutes hetero:
the Man-in-the-Moon could make; ‘*
himself heard. §
.ffBut my nose is crooked.” said he.
"I! I (allow it. I shall go all wrong";
“His poor nose is crookedii' said:
other. I‘He can't. follow it, so he'll
nevennnd his way to Norwich."
",Very well, then." said the Mob-
in-theddoon. "I'll have to go back
to where I come irom. But it was s
line fortune you told me. Mrs. Glpsy.
Thank you. Good-hie. everybody."
"Good-bye!" they called.
And that was the lost of him!
night." said Mrs. Gipey. “You must
he s very gsy person. "
“ (To be continued.)
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