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was wending its way toward shore.
your two pets."
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“We’ll ride back In that rowhoat."
“I guess there will be room for you children and
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and take the boat." he said.
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NO. 10.—-—MRS. GIPSY AND THE TWINS
"May we have our fortunes told
new?" asked Nancy.
“Yes, my door.” said Mrs. Gipsy.
“Just ecross my hand with s piece
of silver end I will tell your tor.
tune."
"I'll give you s silver bell.” ssid
Contrary Merv. So she heeded Nun-
oy e silver bell end Honey handed
it to Mrs. Gipsy, who put it into
her his pocket.
I'll tell your tortune by your
head." sold Mrs. Gipsy. Hold it out
so I can see it.” .
' Neucy held out her plump «to.
head end Mrs. Gipsy took it. ~
”‘You aren‘t I little Dutch girl st
ell." sold Mrs. Glpsy in surprise.
“You ere Just e plelo little girl end
your some is Neuoy.‘ You- live in s
house end hove s mother end e. le-
ther end brother sud do: end cut
and bird end doll sud e. lot or ploy-
thinss. Isn't that rishti"
‘Yes, Mrs. Gipsy." sold Nsuey to
surprise. “You sues‘sed it Just right."
"And you like osndy end don’t
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medicine. Isn’t that right. too?" said
Mm'Gipw.
"Yes." esld Nancy. "You my ev-
erything sweetly right. It must be
“0! oourhe. it is.” sold Mrs. Glp-
sy. “But when you know how. it is
hard to tell iortunes."
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"Is that ell the fortune I have 7"
eeid Nancy.”
“Oh. my not" sold Mrs. Gipsy.
"There he. lot, more. You no food
or user-cookies end coke. end you
like spelling. sud stories. sud pio-
turd-books. end you like to play
house end jump rope end so to the
movies. end you like lco-crosm. end
pop~corn sud flowers.”« -
"Is thst sill" asked N’sncy.
"My no! 'rhere's s. lot more." said
ill-s. Gipsy. "You ere now s little
girl. next you will be u mlddlwvn
shed girl. next you will be u big
girl. and then you will be a grown;
up woman. Perhsps you will get
married and perhaps not. You live
in s white house. unless it is green
or brown or yellow, and the house
has I iront door and back door and
perhaps en automobile. You have
sdventures sometimes when you
ploy sud that's all."
”that is e tine fortune." said Nana
cy jumping up. “Thank you."»
"Three cheers for Nancy," suga
icested the Chimney Sweep. ‘
. So they all gave three cheers.
“Now.'little boy. I'll tell your for:
.tune,"’ssid Mrs. Gipsy to Nick. “Can
you cross my hand with silver?"
"Here‘s a silver buckle of! my
knee." said Bobby Shatto. "I have
us extra. one. He may have it to
give you."
"Very good," said Mrs. Gip
taking it and dropping it into he
his pocket. “Hold out your hand,
little Dutch boy. Did'you say your
name was 'Hansel'?"
Before Nick had time to answer
Mrs. Glpsy looked at his hand.
“WhY. you aren't a. little Dutch boy
at all!" she exclaimed. "You are
Just a. plsln little boy and your name
is ‘Nlck.’ You live in a house—let
me see—it's the same house that
Nsncy lives in. so you must be her
brother. Aren't you? Why. I mess
you cure Twins. aren‘t you 1’" 1
Nick nodded hard. He was yer
much excited. having his fortune
told.
“And you don't like spelling or
dolls or jumping-ropes or playing
house. but you do like all lhr other
things Nancy likes.” sold‘iiks. alp-
sy. "Besides you like baseball and
hopiilpich and skating and bicycle-
rldini-“ind football and sled-riding
and tree-cllrnhlng. And adventurw.
Especially adventures."
"'i'hst's a line fortune." said Nick.
"It is all true. everything you said."
(1‘) Bo Dominated.)
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