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ADVENTURES
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Lost at see—Chapter 6
Jack Joined them.
Jack and Dotty iinally sat down at one of the barrel tables and l‘ncl.
"Now we‘ll have a. nice little bite to eat, while llu
other men are getth the ship ready for the ocean trip." he announced.
In the meantime the cook of the boat had come softly into ill“ dining
room.
"Well. wet the Little 'Mellcan ch
Then Uncle Jack introduced them. ‘
that." replied the cook.
and I want you to always treat them right," he said.
lldlena gonna have?" questioned the
cook. Jack and Dotty looked up and saw that. he was a, Chinese cook.
‘This is Jack and Dotty Daw, Cocky.
_ ate their fill.
that Flip and Flop were also given
fed them. (Continued)
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When they had finished Uncle Jack told Cocky to see
some food. And the queer. happy
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“Come on out." begged Nancy and
Nick. "Corns on out and have some
mu."
Humpty Dumpty looked out 0: his
barrel and shook him-ell “no.". He
couldn't shake his head "no” tor he
had none. '
“I curt risk it." he declared.
"I: ever I get smashed. the only way
to hold me together again is to try
me. And 1 don't like the idea. of
being tried or even hard-boiled."
"We thought you had fallen on n
l ‘ wall years and years ago.” said Nick.
“It says that all the king‘s horses
and all the king's men couldn't put
you together IgaJn."
“Oh. that." laid Humpty Dumpty.
"Ins my great. great. great and,
. some more greats-grandfather. 1
come from a. very important family."
"Where were you, sir. when we
were doing stunts I should like to
know?” Inked Mister Corn Dodger
Inddenly.
“I was right here in my barre "
sud Humpty Dumpty merrily. "I
new and heard everything'through
the bung~hole.” .
"Then mowers-cheating." said
Mister Corn Dodger. "Everybody in
High Jinks Lend has to do a stunt
and it ltn't too late tor you to‘ do
vaur stunt new. Please commence."
Haunt! Dummy looked thought-
ful. "Columbus made an egg to stand
on and.” slid ho. "It -I just knew
how. I could do that. But 1 don't
'know how.” . -
“Can't you think or something
else?" insisted Mister Dodger.
“Well." said Humpty Dnmpty.
“theater-boon say to take,“ egg
and. ”mate it: But that in another
thing‘oigat‘ ! don't know how to do
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tram myseltl I‘d like to know."
"I know!" cried Jack O'Lantern.
"-Tell a. story. We all like storied."
“All right.” said Humpty Dumpty
obligingiy. “I don’t know any, but
I'll tell one anyway."
So all the High Jinks people set
Dumpty began:
"Once upon a time there was a.
little hen and her name was Mary."
"Mary." laughted Nancy. "That'a
n tunny name for a chicken."
"Her name was Mary." repeated
Humpty Dumpty severely, “and she
laid nice white eggs. Besides that
she was a great pet and allowed in
the house whenever she wanted.
“And sometimes she laid eggs in
the house it she could find something
that looked like a. nest.
“One day Mister Jones took his hat
on and laid it on a. chair upside
down. and Mary apled it and laid a
nice white egg in it." 1
“one—ho! 1 know the end of that
story!" said Nick. "Mister Jones
went to put his hat on and the egg
fell down on his head and smashed."
"No, sir!” said Humpty Dumpty.
“Mister Jones saw the egg and "took
it carefully out and they had it for
dinner." ,
"I didn‘t think much of that
story!" whispered Contrary Mary to
Nancy. "I could have done better
myself." ‘ ,.
But Humpty Dumply heard and
looked oifended. “That is the way
It goes." said he. "Ono docs the best
he can and then gets blamed for it!"
“I think your story was quite
xood.l"said Nick. "it. sort of ended
dinerently.”j ‘
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