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There were centainiy some high
jinlts cut up in High Jinks Land.
When they had finished playing
London Bridge. the merry-makers
had a stilt race.
A stilt. race is a. race where every-
body walks on stilts. The Clown won
that.
Then they had a bean hunt. Mis-
ter Dodger hid beans rzwrywliere.
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Dodger said there was no prize 'for
that. but the king could keep the
beans it he wanted to and make
soup for his bow].
Then they had a (titty-pull. but
Mrs. Spratt, who did the boiling. put
in too much better, and it stuck to
everything it. touched. Everybody
got stuck up, and the Littie-Doa-
That-Laughed. laughed so hard
when the Hi-Diddie-Diddle Cat got
taff yall over his paws and whiskers
that he sat down in a pan of truly
himself—n pen that was set. to coat.
and indeed I think they had to soak
him overnight to get it all off.
"Let's hnve a donkey-party," said
Nancy. "That's a IotE of fun. not
we'll have to have a donkey."
“Who'll be the donkey?” called
out Mister Corn Dodger. "We or:
going to have a. donkey-party. so
we shall have to have a donkey."
"Oh. no, no. no!" laughed Nancy.
"Not. a. roof! donkey, or men a per-
son. Mister Dodgy. We just have to
J have a big picture of a donkey."
But there wasn't such a thing in
High Jinks Land. of course. so the
Ten-O'Clock-Scholnr said he Would
lessons in school.
piece of wrapping paper, and the
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draw one. as he had had drawing,
50 the Muffin Man tent him it bie'
Sweep got him some snot. and (in
'l‘en-O'Cloek-Sohoinr inunzized ik
draw a right decent irmkin: dunk-
ey. It was at hit crooked and it
might have, passed us “oil for it cut
OI‘ a. Cow as u donkey, but thwn It
did well enough nnd I‘\'t‘l’)iti|vi)
thought it. Very good. ii‘IiCI I!”
"Now W!1'.li'.’"suid Alister Cunt
Dodger. .
“Cut its in“ off." snid Nancy
"And pin the rest of him up on the
wall." _ ‘
'Dut what for?” they all asked.
‘Why. that‘s the mine." said
Nancy. ‘Eroryonc takes his turn.
blind-folded. to pin thr- tail on Mix-
ti‘r Donkey. The one who pins it
nearest to the Nut” place. wins th:
gmii- and gets the prize.
"Me first." said the Dunne whr
hadn't been doing much and “hr.
decided to get into things.
So the ytied u handkerchief over
the Dunce's eyes. then turnni him
around st xtimes. and then gave hin-
the donkty's tail. and u pin to pin
it on by . t
The Dunne uent eieepin: :tion':
and Cl'm'lling niong. and Iinuiiy li~
reached the plum Wht‘i‘u the den-
k.'y's picture wuss hanging. 'i'lten hr
monei the tail quite (’Jl'tfllli)’. “.\'.
mu feeling around" said Nic-h
“You have to pin it IhI- first plum
you touch."
And oh: how nil the High Jink-
{’00le laughed. "Take orr you!
handkerchief. Mister Munro" said
Nancy, "and see “its: you how
done."
And what do you nill‘ipOS", the
poor Dunco hud pinned the donkey}
inil right unt oihe end oi‘ his nusr.
Suei‘ n un-rry time as they had.
(To Be Continued.)
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