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tons one time. be searched every
corner or the Fairy Queen's hitchnu
andlcollnr tor dainty morsvls: to em

"1'" lay the table." Slitti the lit,
tin, olrl lady eagerly, "but I haven't
any cloth but. a anspupt-r. You sew.
I don‘t. lch hora all the thus». I jUrl

When nightfall came. Inch 0' Pie
1nd tho Twins drove the two blue
geese. Ganz and Ole. toward a lit-
tle house in the woods.

The poor geese had becomc tirml
of flying. for even blue geese, who

tly much better than other geese. conic llt‘l‘c snmutimts {Or a incav
like to walk once in awhile. tion."

Inch 0’ Pie pulled on the reins ’l‘ltc tmwiers tiimlulit it . nut-v"
andyellcd "Whoa." and they all place to come for u. mmnmt. but

then everyone had his own t::-t»s.
‘30 no one said anything. lltside.
there‘ was a good fire on the hearthi

So the little old lady spread out
the ncwsmpcr. and Na ncy tool; thr-
goodies out of tho basket.

"L'm yum!" said the link oh.
lady smacking lwr lips.

"I beg your pardon!" said Nick.

"0h. nothing! Nothing at all'."
said the little old lady quickly.

Then they all stat down.

There were stutt'url eggs and dat‘
sandwiches and nut, cake and col!
chicken. and bananas and chemist;
eclairs and lady locks. and ever so
'mttny things I can't remember.

For although the basket was
small. the least was large. Balm:
magic. I suppose it spread out quit-
conslderably. '

But it wasn't long hei‘oro tho
Twins discovered that, the little old
lady had shocking manners.

She grabbed thin-3's with both
hands and stuffed them into her
mouth until she couldn't spunk. And
the way she gulpcd down hot- food
was too awful to icll you about.

Indeed she att- cwr hair of every -
thing there.

Suddenly the filth: old lady :nirl
"l'm tulll And thank you tor til-
nice supper. trivnde. Sorry. but l'l‘
have to be 30mg.

At that she pullml oft her wig ail-l
threw oft her gown and Jumped full
the door. banging it behind her.

But not before the travelers had
had a good look.

"Tn'oekanoset" they gasped.

(To [to Continued.)

stopped in front of the funny llttlc
house in the woods.

"Perhaps we can stay here all
night." said the little (airy. “I'm
pretty tired. my dears. and I know
you are, and this little house looks
good to me."

They knocked on the dom- and
in n minute or two a little old lady
appeared.

“What can I do for you. my
friends?" asked the little old lady.
"It's . cold night (or strangers to
be wandering in the wood."

"Richt you are. Mn'am." said Inch
0' Pie. "and it it won't put you out
too much. could you take up in."
"Oh ho!" laughed the’ little old
lady merrily. "Must I be put out to
let you in?"

"We didn‘t mean that, if you
plan." laid Nick quickly. “We
thought there mightI be room for us
“I D!

"Well. come in anyway.” said the
little old lady. "And bring your

sugar and a bag of candy. I have
only one tooth left and it is a sweet
tooth. That's why I have ccndy."
“We have (006." said Nancy talc.
in: I [mall basket (rem her arm.
"We can mm with you}?

For indeed the Fairy Queen had
rent them their supper by Silver
Wiut. nil packed l0 neatly that no-
body but u fairy could have done it.
I htppon to know that Puff. the
Fury Queen's tut' cook. fixed up
the supper. and when he heard it
.wu for Nancy 3nd Nick. who 'had
[helped him to hunt for his lost lint-i