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in iiil'l thr» numwmry luga \tith “‘hch
to build a littlc lop; cahin. and Dotty was lot! alrinr» on tho i‘t‘uch. 0
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THIRD PRINCESS
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"What did you come for?" asked
Ub Giub when the Twins and Inch
0' Pic had managed to seat them«
selves on the wooden porches in tho
bird cage. where the Nib Nob of
Nohody‘s Land had invited them.
“We came to find out it you knrw
how we could catch Twnnkanose. thv
bad goblin." answered Nick.
"Will you please pass me that
feather?" asked Up Glub. “I can’t
think until I sneeze the cobweba out
of my brain. and I can't sneeze un-
til I tickle my nose with a leather."
inch 0‘ Pie looked around. and
soon spied a tiny grven feather
stuck. between tho bars of the‘ bird
cage which he passed to L'b Glub.
Wasn't Cb Club the queer tellorv
though? The Twins thought so. but
they were entirely too polite to ex-
presa their feelings. _
"Achoo! thoo!" went Uh Giub
suddenly. and everybody jumped.
"Didyou ring. sir?" asked the till]
man with two noses popping into the
room suddenly with the umbrellas
still under his arm.
“No. Mister Nosey,“ said Uh Gluh.
“I didn't. I was Just scuring'up an
idea. But while you are here. can
you tell these good people where
they can find a hair with three
ends?”
Everybody looked so astonished at
this odd request that Uh Glub
hastened to say. “Oh, I forgot to tell
you. I got an idea when I snoezcd.
I think I know how you can catch
that little bow-legged rascal of a
goblin. l'm not the Nil) Nob or No-
body's Land for nothing. i always
(int! n my."
The man with two noses inter-
fumed 11"“ ‘0 Ely that he had heard
that the Third Princms' ne‘cond cat
had \rhlekoro such as his master kl”-
:hvy say
“It iI
mnrkable cat's whislwrs.
lhas three ends.“ he. mldPI
probably one of there hairs. 3'-'vu art,
in n-"ed of.“
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f"Send me the Third Prim-‘55 an:~
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own."
So out w-nt T\\o .\'":fs
and in about thirtytt‘in- swords in
returnod with a littlu girl snfiiii’re‘
from head to Him. With mud Tin
Third Princess had been
mud pies.
Uh Glub pressed a button and tin
bird cage disappeared throught tht .
Visitors out into nine red Wivc‘
chairs quite bouncy and soft. ,.
"My daughters don't like me tt
sit in a sage." \rhipercd L'b Giub it
Nancy. 'You see i only do it to b!
safe from bullets. for we newr car
it]? who is going to get in."
"But I should think bullets would
go ihl’ough the bars." Nancy was
about to say, When the man with twt”
noses said soinmnly. "The Third;
Princess in about to speak."
"What, il‘it, Daddy?" asked (ht
Third Princess. "Winn, am you send
for me for? I was having such a
good time in the bvautliul mud
There is no mud in Nobody's Land."
"And only nobodlos play when
more is mud." said L'b Ciuh severely.
"The daughter of the .‘s'lh Nob
should have home pride. Where's
3'0“" pride. Where's your 03'7"
“Which cat." '
"The second cot. Has. it hairs in
m whiskers with throe ends?"
"SUIT.“ said the Third i’rinoou.
“”9 sinzmi them and thny all split.
Fume of than-rare evrn q'uiir curly."
"The very thing." said [It Club. ‘
“This is the quot-rest placo yut."
lcrlb'ed. "‘Evet‘y hair at this re-
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"'Whnt next: thoughtJba Twins.
ceiling. porches and nil. dumping ”1i i‘ ".
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