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about something: Then he held his

and Jack discovered that they were

"That's what is bothering Ooglo."

flaming torch close to the ground

on the pathway over which they

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Has Mother come back yet?"
asked Nancy when the Twins and
Mister Blue Cap reached the picture

gallery again.

The little foiryman loaitcd coro-
tully in every direction. "No air!
She's not here yet." he exclaimed.
"What do you know about that! I
thought she would be here long ago
—wondoring where in tho world you
children had gone."

"I suppose she couldn't get. the
correct telephone number." said
Nancy. “and it's kept he:- waiting."

"Well." said Nick. “we have had
a. Jolly time while she was gone.
anyway. haven't we!"

"My. you!" answered Nancy. "It
is too but that we can’t—-"

But Mister Blue Cap interrupted
her Inddenly. Well. it I didn't go
And forget! I never thought 0! it
until thi- minute. but it's not too
tote yet if we hurry. You have an
invitntion totem"

"Good!" laid Nick who was al-

. was: Willing to eat. ”Let's go."

"Now Nick!" boned Nancy.
"pie-.00 behove your monnoro and
don't out like a. greedy pig. I
thought you had all you could hold
when we wont to the lair."

"0h. ho. ho! Indeed no!" said
Nick. "nu- nothlngl i'm as emply
u I. drum again. But I'll be good
cud hot stuff down all the coke.
and not bruit any dllhu.”

"Come along. then." said Mister
Blue Cap. loading the way to A fine
picture pointed in lovely color; that
looked utmost good enough to out. ,,

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who-balcony one could see a distant

hill. on which there nos :1 city.

No one was on the balcony—in-
deed no one was in the pictnre a!
all. And Yet Mister Blue Cap ncnl
right up tne magic stops that eud~
dehly appeared before 1:. amino
locked the glass door.

As it swung out to allow in!
Twins to enter. a young man cumr
around the corner oi the balcony.
Where ho had been hidden from
view behind a curtain (Lilli hold on!
his hand.

"How do you do." he 531d plens~
hotly. "I was afraid you were not
coming to see mo. i told my iric—nd.
Blue Cap. not to target to bring
you here. it you had time."

He shook hands grociomly with
them both. and pulled out one or
the little chairs for . Nancy to all.
down. That young lady seemed to
have lost her tongue all at once. for
all she could do was to scrumhlo
up on her chair and answer nothing
at all.

Nick was almost as bad. (or no
couldn't think of :1 thing. The
young man had to do all the talk-
ing ’

He spoke of the weother. and
other things, but all the Twins
could do was to unfold their nap-
kins Imd sit quite etill.

Suddenly Nick remarked. "I
thought we wage to have too with
a lady. I didn't know when I‘VE!
gave tea-parties.”

"So tint is the 'tronblo .is it?"
asked the young man. laughing
merrily. "Perhopl It deems otrongo
toyoutnAmerica. but we are not in
Amulet now. We are in one oi my

_ overhanging o lovely garden. ‘On it notice. I am A prince."
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(To Be Continued;