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0THY DARNIT ‘ ANUS "What do you do in I. peanut “stop qumellng" said the Clown. 3
,3 _ i - . nee?" uked the Big Fat Elephant "It's time to commence." 2
. ‘ . in an luquiring voice. “I'll pass the forks,” said Nancy. 3
“5:11:47 ‘39:? AREéiR- WU 6‘sz "I know," said Nick. “I was to "I'll draw the chuik-iino." said ,2
» £ 5 cmggia‘g ‘ salfi—afisfiomfi our ! one once. You Just race with pea- Nick. "Even-onc- n-ust hch his zoos :
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-MEY- fungi“ // "Who ever hard of peanuts rac- “Evorything‘s ready now," said i
. log! I never saw one that could the Clown. "Let me see. is even-r 1
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Elephant. “They must be peculiar Who is hiding in that barrel over :
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"on. 1 don't mean that." laughed “Nobody!" came the answnr- :
Nick. “I mean that. you pick up the “Very well." said the Clown. “I ;
peanuts and than may firtainlg thought there was. New ;
"It certainly sounds stupid." laid en._ "6’ two. three. rmdy’ 30:.” :
the Big Fat— Elephant. wagging first MAE” wen}: a: the hngh Jml‘s ;
his trunk and then his tail to show B I: s 'as M k as It}? ”f“? 8‘? 1
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"Why not just pick up the peanut: quc nflaii. l'or causing a. ioth -
and eat them? '1 .m a. fine peanut without a. peanut. and carrying a .
plcker. I‘ll bet. i could win that sort fork with a poanu" are two “mm” 7
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$235,“- III the peanuts M a mhust. bo.",said the Clown. "The Clc- :
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