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ed himself and Nancy out to the or tub with a neat coil or hem?
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“My name‘s Bob Merry. mete.”
said the eeiior kindly. "Now what
would you young 'uns like to see
first?"
"Oh. everything I guess," said
Nua-
“Everything, eh!" said Bob good-
noturedly. "You went to see every-
thing first!"
"Will you please show us where
they put the whales when they catch
them." said Nick.
“Put the whales when they catch
them!" repeated Bob in astonish-
ment. “Say. young 'un. What do
you think whale: is? Minnles? To be
packed up. a dozen in a tin-box. an.
carried around in lunch boxes?"
The Twins laughed.- "NO. I know
they are too big (or that." said Nitm.
"But they liave'to put them some-
where when they catch them. don‘t
they?"
"Shiver my timbers!" cried rich
with glee. “Just listen. now. Why.
mate. if you'd put one 0' them there
his boys on this boat. we'd all mom
a vilit to Davy Jon" at the bottom
0' the led. so we would. No. sir!
There'l no room on this boat (or a
whole or even a. little whale. They're
tco blzi"
The Twins looked puzzled. so nob
llid. "Now lee here, young 'unu,
you come along and I'll tell you all
about it."
So he took them to the side of the
his ship. whore I heavy row bout
flood non. the nli.'in it were come
Sou em thinl- tint looked like
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"The herpooner and threo other
men go out in this boat when they
sight. a. whale." said Bob. "The nah
pooner is the man who throws air
of these long sharp knives with
hooks on ‘em. They are called har-
poone.
"The others row until they get,
near to the whole, then the har-
pooner throws his harpoon at tho
whole. It has a rope on the end oi”
it.
"The hai’poon is really it knife
with a hook on the back, as you can
see. so that when it goes into thr-
whale the hook can't be pulled out
again. Of course. the whale tries to
get away. and lashes around some-
thing terrible. but he can‘t, because
the rope and hook hold him. After a
While he gets tired and dies, and the
men in the hunt pull him along attu-
them, on top of the Whirl. until he
comes right ulongsidc the vess‘oi.
But they don‘t haul him on bomii.
No elrrut He's mo big! They [iv him
with ropes and lc-t him llozit than:
until they are remiy to get ihn blii‘i-
ber oi! him.
"What is hinhhcr asked Nam}.
“Fat—wet fril." mid Bob. "A
\rlmlc‘s nearly ;.ll bluhlwr. Thn's
what they hunt him {or—tho lilu‘v-
her. It mnlu‘s fine ol‘. “hrln it is
boiled down. But como. Ill show
you all over the ship "
The Twins did not need to br-
coaxed. you may be sure. They had
never been so interested about any-
thinx in their lives before.
(To 80 Continued.)
Ali; a
Norwalk Chronicler