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Cap down the steps that led from
the picture of the‘gurden. to the
floor of the picture gallery. .
The little fairy then closed the
glass and .ocked it with a. small key
which he put into a lock in the Lucid
frame. -
Morgians waved good-bye to the
Twin for All Bubs and his wife had
gone back into the house.
When the children looked again.
it was Just as the catalogue said.
”The picture of a. Girl in a Garden."
Morgiann. was sitting on the stone
bench gazing silently at the flower».
Behind her were the tall hlue for:
where the torty thieves had hidden.
"There is much more in pictures
thtn people know about," said
Nancy.
"That's right." nodded Mister Blue
Cap. “What you don't we counts
more than what you do see. But my.
oh my! Look at that wedding pic-
ture! They all seem ‘to be wulilm:
for us. Those two children haven t
arrived yet. as sure as you're born I
do believe that you Twins will have
to be page and flower girl after
all."
So saying the little ruin/mun ran
up the. u‘eps oi‘ the wedding picture
and unlocked the glans—um I should
say—the muss door.
It swung: outward and tho Twins!
found themselves inside a hoauui‘ul’
church. [he organ was plnvim: soft—
ly and evrrywhere there wore to.-
ors that smelled quite an coligbttui
n! the flower: in Morgiuiva'n garden.
#0 got right inside the picture bo-
Suddtnly n lnvl; mule out o: n littlo
side door that you couldn't but“ in
tho picture at all. indeed, you had
fore you could notice the door.
“Oh. my (luzirs. What Would “'0
have done if you hadn't come!" sho
whispered in an excited Voice. “The
other children must have missed
their train or something, for they
are not hurt. But iortnnutely their
clothes are h-ll‘u, Lind I am sure they
will fit you exactly: “'1'“ you do it?"
“What. please?" usked Nick.
"lie the page and the flower-gin
at. the wedding?" srfid the iudy.
"Sure!" said Nick obllglngly.
Soon Nick was arrayed like a
prince in a. white satin suit. He
carried a pillow on which lay 3 won-
ding ring.
Nancy was dressed like a pink
rose and carried a little basket of
rose petals which Silt‘ acattorod as
she walked down llm nislo lnororr.
the bride.
It nos (1 gland “milling and tho
hrido nnd groom seemed wry harv~
DY.
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cnption and have sumo \\'€‘litllll‘:
cake?" mid tht: hrldu i‘ti‘t-l't" 5hr
dram away.
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Cup. "We must“ all l.“ going. wu
hm.- some journeys in t'tke and ii
is getting late."-
“Journeys!" [anglied the bride. "I
am going on one journey. How can
you go on more than one at a lime?‘
it was hard [or the tairyman to
The church was filled with poopie
who loomed to be patiently waiting
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(To Be Continued.)
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