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Then the sailor, told his pussemzeru that in- was gums in mi“. m.
on a long fishing trip. “We no liliit‘h‘ and miles out into iiu- nu-nn." he,
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Lost at Sea—Chapter 3
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"Hi, ho, there!" shouted Uncle
so We can come aboard."
down in’tho shape of a ladder.
Flop .sm-mnhiod up. (Continued)
In an instant Knuther snilor'stnc
over the side of the ship and answered.
some time he tossed a huge roll of rope out into the
OLIVE BO BIRTS BARTON «
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Jack. "Drop us down a rope immin-
k his lined
"Aye. aye, sir.” And at thv
air. it dropped
“Now. you go up first." snid l'ncle Jack to Dotty. “I'll hold this
end of the ladder tight. All you trot to
sides." "Oh. I've climbed rope ladders hetero." said Dotty.
went scampcring up the lndder like a regular trained
do is wnlk up and hold to the
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ed Old King Cole. "I! we are going
to have a. stunt part:' everybody will
have to do something:" f
“.‘I will!" said Captain Kidd the
came to High Jinks Land to have a
good time and I am going to have
it. I shall dance a Fisher's Hornpipe
it the music will please be so kind
as to play."
At that Did King Cole's Three
Fiddlers began to tune up also the
Hi Diddle Diddle Cat and the Pied
Piper and Little Boy Blue. Then
the Three Men-in-a-Tub turned
their tub upside down for a drum
and the Little-Dog-That laughed got
his dish and spoon which when est-
en together made wonder-mi music.
So there was quite an orchestra.
"Commence" said Old King Cole.
So the orchestra went: .
1 ‘Te dum te dum to dum to dum:
To (turn to dum te dum ie dnm:
Te dum te dum te dum to dum!
Te dum te dum te dum to dum!
And Captain Kidd danced in:
Fisher's Hornpipe.
"How do you like that?" Mister
Corn Dodger asked the Twins. "I
.can that a real stunt .so I do."
“It‘s beautiful!" said Nancy.
"I'd like to he a pirate when I
grow up" said Nick. “Either a'pl-
rate or drive a. bus."
"There! That’s over!" said Old
.‘Kinr Cole. "Three cheers for Cap-
tsin Kidd!“
There were three‘rousing cheers
led by the CioWn.
When everything wds quiet Old
King Cole laid. “Who will do the
next stunt?" ‘
"I will." said the Ten O'clock
Scholar. “I can make up a piece to
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t'Vei-y Well!" said Old King 001.
F‘Pieue do.’ ‘And he knocked his
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Inc on his bowl for ord‘r.
iii-op bow and said:
stern. lead is {int the ocean's deep.
pirate in a loud strong voice. "I
Now I have done the best I can.
So I shall stop and-—and-—and"
The Ten O'Ciock Scholar Stood
on one foot and then on the othrr.
and he put his hands in his pockets
and tool: them out again. And all
the time‘ he got redder and redder.
“I can't think of the rest." he said
presently. “I can't finish it."
“Then we'll help you," said Old
King Cole kindly. “Can aiiyonr
think of a word to rhyme with
‘can'," '
“Man." said Nick.
“Fan." said Nancy.
“Run l’unl Dnn - li‘un- i'lnn!"
called a dozen voices.
'I have it!" said the Ten O'Clock
Scholar. "I'll say it all over again.
So he said: ,, 7
“The land is tint the ecoun's deep.
Till nine o'clockl love to sit-up.
Now .I’huve done the host. 1 can,
Till I grow up to he a man."
‘Just fine!" said Mister Dodger. ,
"I think you will ht‘ a poet and
write a book. “he will do the ncxr
stunt?” .
"I know something," said the
Chimney Sweep. “What, can go m-
tho chimney down or down th'
chimney down. but cannot go up the
chimney up or down the chimney
up?"
The people oi? High Jinks Land
guessed for a quarter of an hour.
but no one had the answer.
'Give up?" said the Sweep. “Then
I shall tell’ you. It's an umbrella."
(To be Continued.
(Copyright. 125 NEA Service, inc.)
Everyone hates to get up in win-
ter, but the some is true or the other
throescasons.
Hum the b'rightor side. Longer
winter lasts, the longer it is iit'fOl'E
you have to take your vacation.
Christmas is coming. It will be
here just a few weeks before" you
finish paying for your last summer's
vacation. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler