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" JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
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NO. 21—THE END OF THE GUESSING GAME
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"Who guessed the last question?"
asked Mister Corn Dodger.
“I did." said Jack Homer. "It's
my turn now to ask a. question in the
guessing game."
"So it is! So it is!" said Mists:
Dodger hastily. "Please. go ahead.
sir."
50 Jack Hornet said. "Who is it
Ithat becomes more important as he
‘zets lowed down in the world? Be
“You should know," said Jack
Homer.
"Will you please tell some more
about it?" said Mister Corn Dodger.
“It is too hard by far, friend Jack."
"Well." went on Jack with a
twinkle in his eye. "Well— '1! do the
you but I an. Let's see. It stays
out. of doors and «sometimes it has a
spout Ind sometimes a handle.
Sometimes there is only a bucket on
a. rope to dip down."
"05. I know." shouted Nick. "It's
a well."
“0! course it is."
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said Jack Hor-
"30 he did." laughed Nancy. "But
We were too stupid to understand."
"It’s your turn again. Nick.” said
Mistar Dodger. “Can you think of
anything?"
"Sure!" said Nick. "Vhst has
long can and no tail?"
"II that all?" asked Jack O'Lun-
torn.
"That's all." said Nick.
“Humphi'” sold the Score Crow.
“Whoa! could luau that. It's I
1’.be "
”N0. Dirt“ laid Nick. "I: M'L’f
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"A donkey?" the Clown guessed
next.
"No. indeed." Hid Nick.
key has a. tatiI”
“Well. couldn't he: have I! cut off
or something?" said the Clown.
“No. he might need his tail to
switch tiles Cit," laughed Nick.
“This is no donkey. .‘Iiigter Clown."
"Is it a. gIIinm-pig‘l" asked Mrs.
Gipsy. ‘
"A d0!" —
Glpsy sharply. "You needn't be im-
polite.“
Welt—all the High Jinks Lander:
thought and thought. and finally
Mister Corn Dodgur said;
"I think I know \Ihut it 15. hr-
cause I am the (airy of the corn-
field. It Is corn. Isn't it, Sick?"
"Yes, it is," (‘itCiI'U‘f‘d Nick. "Corn
has long ears and no tatl. You all
bI-gnn to think of {ville urzimztl as
soon as 1 mid ‘t-m's‘ and 'IIIiI' :Iini‘
you couldn't gut it on: of Ion;
heads."
"But 1 don't ste “Iiy )ou had to
is an empty head but he is every- “Oh ho " mud Nick. "Who em-
chMANUS. body's friend." heard of II gum-xi pig IIiIh long
| ._~ “My goodness, I don't know. do oars. Thuy have sum-cily any 031‘s
you?" said Little Tommy Green to at all."
By MIIJT GROSS chy. “I was Just asking." said Mrs.
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nor. "I told you two or thtjet say anything about tts [2111 at all."
timu." said the Scare ClOW IIIn'wIshly.
“when it hasn't gm any."
“Just to fool you." Sul‘i Nit-ii.
"Guossmg gumI-s Gi'i‘ no tun II yIvI
make them too cosy."
"That's him I mum: min»: ilIii'Ii
about the nmuso." said Pu:s~t.-
Boots. stroking his whiskers‘
"Why, it wuzn‘t hard at all. XIII:
Just lbout told us \Ihui it um." raid
the lil-Diddlc-Ditidlo»€ot.
“Sir!" exclaimed PliSS-iil’BCOiF.
"Let's play something else." said
Noncy to make peace.
.(To Be manna."
Norwalk Chronicler