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JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES

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speaking! Is thnt the house whore
tho Twins live?"

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answered the touiphone. “How do
you do. Mrs.‘Qdcen?"

"1' in Mary well. indeed thank you."
said the Fairy Queen sweetly. ”And
how are sou. my dear? And Nick?"
“ Ve'rn just fine," mid \‘ancy.
"We'r-I playing nail-hoot in lhv‘ din-
ing room now with two chairs and
a table cloth!"

was just going to tear it up into
window cloths." -

“Well, that's better." said the
Fairy Queen. “‘i'ou'novcr can guess
where I am."

“More?" mid \‘ancy.

"Oht. in the snowy nouds “m, a
lot of fairies. scattered crumbé for
the little “inter birds." said the
Fairy Queen. “The poor little mites
can 't get a bite to eat with tho snow
and ice over everything
"0h may we come
you?" rried Nancy.

"No need for that." said the Fairy
Queen ."Juot segmen- somo crumbs
around‘ your ownvhouse..And do it
each morning. plmso. And tell all
your triendn‘io do it. too. Tho little
chlvkndf‘os will 1w no grateful. and
tho apxfi'i‘ows; Ind ‘don'ny-woodtfmrk-
era and nut-hatches. Ind-ail the lit-
tle winter birds who m bravo
enough to otay hone \Tith no. They
are. our guests and we olwnys teed
guesla. you know. And got :1 bit of
wet frOm cook (that's int) and it»
it to a treo or bush or porch rail
or any place “here they can get at
it. 'llwy need it no “all as broad"
"Oh. I'm so glad _\ou told us.“
said kind little Nancy. “We ulwnyl
mean to food the blrdl. but we tor.
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"Oh! My door!" said the Fairy
Queen in shockod voice. "1 hope
it is an oi table cloth." ‘ ' '

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first thing: m» ry morning whon you
1"tt up )ou must so} to ymm- l'
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iii the birds hme h’td th irs.’ Anl
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Gal's 0! spring."

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away. Goodmyv.

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ute!" called the Fairy Queen. "Op-
erator. givv mo =Green Hill 1234
again! I wasn't through. Nancy!
Inde 1 hadn‘t bvgnn. My little lec-
ture on birds was just one thing I
wanted to loll: about Themes on-
other non important thing. Will you
and \‘ick hulp me out? There is
somvthing (-15“ WW important to ho
attended to and I can't go myself."

“Curtainlyl” said \‘lnty, eagerly
"We should be delightvd. is it an—
otlwr ndventurr- 1'?

"Yes," sold ln‘r Royal Highnr-ss
“One of my Nine Hundred and
Ninety-Ninv Kingdoms is going to
lime a r \nlution i! the king doesn't
manage better. It may be that he.
just mods touching, or it may br‘
that he's no good. If he's no good I
shall have to hunt for a new king:
Ilut l‘cnn‘t find out unless I and
someone to sort of check him up
and pr-rha'ps to Mix) him a little. if
lhoy can.

"\\'her:- is it?" asde Nancy.

“It'll the Land of Hidy Go." on-
swerod tho Fairy Queen. “Tho'king's
name is I-Iuvalook. It's 1: queor vim"!
with all sort! or neoplo and things.
Things that diuapponr. und can't lw
accounted for. You can reach it b)
any crack in thn walk or floor 0"
“pnwmcnt or hy the (wear litth:
Mien you spy in th' tioldo.
Tin: magic shoes
I‘ro on your doorstep. Goodbye."

Before Noncy could mower.) the
Fairy Q can land run. on.

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