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fun to go way up there to the top of the masts.” One of the sailors heard
him and replied. "Soy. young follow. if you really moanvthat I'll givr'
You can go up there and straighten out tho
it was. (continued)
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Jack. oi course, was glad of the opportunity to join in the work.
"You wait. down hero, Dotty." he said, "while I lend a hand."
with that he listened closely while the sailor explained what hurl to ho
done. and then he started to climb up the mast.
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And. what. u long climb
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NO. Iii—THREE RIDDLES
"Let's ask riddles.” said Nancy.
“They're pore fun than a. box of
monkeys."
"Do you'imow shy?" "iced Mister
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“lots." laid Nancy. “That is. I
know one. No—fi-I know two."
"’ 'Wsii. that's 0. beginning anyway,”
said Mister Dodger. "We are now
going to‘hove somo‘riddios. Will ev-
orybody, pi'oase, be. seated again."
For otter 'Humpty Dumpty's story.
on tho Hixh Jinks pooplo had stood
- right up, so he couldn't tell another.
As tho? ScoroCrow whispered to the
Snoop. it was the worst. he'd ever
heard." 4 '
"All ready."- uid Mister Dodger.
.30 Nancy said. "What goes, round
I. bumn’?" g
"A, buttonhoie.’ cried all the High
Jinks poonis together. “That's easy.”
0!). is it?’ said Nancy. “Well
you’re wrong. It. isn't a buttonhole.
It’- I gout."
“Well. locusts!" said the Scare
erowmm '21th They do. I've
seen thsm’inyu' ‘7 it. But—oh. say! I
know oo‘inothin; sise thst goes
round _o hutun'utoo, so I do!"
"tht’s tint—:9. shoebuttoner‘i"
asks upstai- Corn Dodger quickly.
" "No. sir. I dont know what that
is}! told the Score Crow. "It's s
cross old. dsddy sheep. He can bun
iiko‘ , oven/tiling!
~"Boms people like to talk a. lot."
said Mism- Corn Dodger severely.
‘f'rhot'msir. be true. but the. right
snswor to the riddle is cost. GOAT!
Goat!" ' ‘ ,
7 "I knowuaother onc'iike‘lt,” said
Honey.
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Instantly you could have heard a.
pin drop. For nobody wanted to,
miss a. word when there was a. rid-
dle going on." . --
“What is o, buttress?" asked
Nancy.
Nobody knew that, of course. I
shouldn't know myself it I hadn't
looked it up in the dictionary.
But mind you. the VVise—LIan-Of<
Our-Town knew. “A buttress." said
he. “is s. sort of tower that sticks
out on 9. tort or castle. It helps you
to see in any direction."
"That‘s right,” said Nancy with s.
merry nod, which made the flaps on
her starched whit ecop go flippity
flop like wings. "But there is nnoth~
er kind oi: buttress. Can you guess
that ?"
"Give up," sold one High Jinks
person after another. "What other
kind of buttress is there?”
"A Nanny-goat," said Nancy.
“1 could just laugh myself to
death." and the Wise Main. which
meant that ho couldnt do any anon“
thing. He was completely disgusted
to think that he couldn't/guess an
em riddle like that.
But all the others did
heartily. “That was a fine
said Mister Dodger. "Does
also know a. riddle?"
"I know one." said Nick. "How do
you to: the gold out of honey?"
But nobody could guess that, and
I dont suppose you can either, so I
shall tell you. 'By spelling it with.
an "m" instead or an “h."
Really the Twins were having a,
fine time in High Jinks Land.
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