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NO. 20—min“ TWINS AND THE
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After walking about two hundred feet Jack discovered thin 13m Lima
had coup. from an open space among the trot-s. l-‘ui, r-wn n’ .‘ u: ”my
not see very plainly so he decided to climb up into a tree to get '1 mm,-
view. “You sit down here on guard." he sold to Flip. as hostaricd llrr.
Jack reached a handy hronch just a short distance up the treo and
then turned to look at the fire. What he eaw startled him. Night c1035
beside the blaze mt. Dotty and 00gb. And only a for: loot away “7.513
a very wild looking animal. It seemed afraid to go very close to the fire.
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animals were afraid of fire. He tolt o Ni (nslfil’ for ilw l1:‘_"lllil‘i, it)
know that Dolly and 00ng “l‘l'l' salt 1.! l'w?’ 3.5: lung: .r- I'm lint; l-:=i-
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Although the boy in the picture
begged Nancy and Nick to stay
longer and see all his treaeuree they
know that Mister Blue Cap would be
wetting for them.
‘fiood-hyoi" aid the Twine. "We
really must be going. You have been
very kind.”
"Good-bye." said Minter Blue Cop.
suddenly popping up from behind
the white-west: bucket where he
had been hiding.
The eyes at the two boys nearly
popped out of their heads with sur-
prise, when they new such a funny
little fellow. nil cap and buttons and
not any bilge! than a rabbit.
They were still staring when their
visitors left.
Mister Blue Cap and the Twins
walked right out of the picture. then
end down the steps into the picture
gallery.
When the little fairy men turn-
ed to lock the glue door. the” we;
the bay It his work again. painting
the ienoe. His brother had gone
away. And wonder or wonders! The
fence was no further olong. as for
u the white-washing went. than it
had been when they arrived. ,
A! for the boy. he appeared not
to notice them nt ell. And neither
he did. I suppose! For how can any-
one Ice when hie book is turned!
”Come on. children." said Mister
Blue Cop briskly. "All aboud tor
the next piece.
Richt next to, the picture of the
boy. hon: I pointing celled. "rho
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"0h. he!" cried Nick when he
wind it. "Thnt'e e lunny looking
air! All the [iris have boots on.“
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“Hush" yarncd Mister Blue Cap.
“Don‘t let them hear you. That‘s the:
pace you and Nun-:y are to \'l:il'
next. it isn‘t an Amurican tair. It
is a Russian fair. and the peasant
women weur boots quite. as well as
the men." .
“I think they look lovely.” said
Nancy. ”they have such pretty
dresses end embroidered aprons. and
their caps are cut into such pretty
points"
Nick would have liked to say also
thet the men looked a little bit odd
in their white shirts with their lull
wide sleeves gathered at the tOp and
at. the wrist, much as the girls‘
were. And their hats, wrth leathers
looked like ladicr' hats too!
int. he said nothing more after
Mr. Blue Cop's warning. but merely
looked on politely and asked when
they were to [0.
At one)! At once!" raid Mister
Blue Cap quickly. "And in- must not
lose any time nl out it. t‘llhlll'"
He ran up the sup: that suddenly
appeared before the picture. and
unlocked the glass door.
Instantly thil'o were sounds of mu.
aid and laughter and all the iwasnnt
youths and maliivn: r'ili tn I‘D-Jet lilo
Twins.
"Vt'elcomc iu [.ipk'l'." mill ('l'i“
sweet-(acerl girl kindly. t
Then I.“ the other: took hands
and made a circle erOund the chil~
dren singing a strange tune to which
they kept time with their feet in u
sort or stamping dance?
on in the disance ihére was the
tinkle or a mérry-Io-round.
(To n:- Contlnu‘ .)
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