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gobbler. "After all my trouble to: bitter. as hur tttlniim; stwlls l'lt,"»(-'I'
hm'o it turn out like this! I'll Deter l Rusted nny longer thun thw mummy
have anything to do with dolls or of thoso around lwr. "wht-ro all
drttlns uguln. Good-bye. forever." thoso lino clothes tire, that you just
And away he struttud. his tail opoke uhout. It ”It‘l‘l.‘ urv >4.) mmy,
spread out like a huge fan. and his perhaps I can get it tow. l‘m 'lrttl
long ncck jerking ungrlly nt encli‘or going around without :1 run 3) ‘2’;
atop. my back.
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that tho may 00 Land pauplc not-or talking," said tho tirinrviino [ML
heard of him uguln. Ho wandt-rml "Anyone who would lmul us on curl:
buck homo that night. the llrtst for a wild goose chum: as illlt', would .73?
u week or more, and when Formvr my nnytlnng." E
Greenwny went out with the milk "Pooh," stilrl tho Rog Drill :mnm. A
pails. there was Mister Gohblcr “I know what I am tuih‘lnz about. 3"
perched on top of tho wood-pile Anybody who is hrnw unouuh m g-n ”I;
with a. disgusted look on his fut-v. tinto the drain with my own luv» 1'] ,’
lzut we must go back to the place ‘ the clothes he wants just to:- "ho
he loft and find out what huppcnui fishing." 5
to the others. "P‘isltingi" shrioked everybodx- (w .3
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said the ling; Doll. “1 don't know‘ "YE‘H fruiting," snitl the hot; l'toll,
why you all followed mu anyway." ."Didn‘t, I trll you I'd been pm g-ing. :j
"Wt. thought you had stolen Miss I've been pooping in at the lnvzmlry‘ .
Crinoline's skirt off the washllnc,” window and 1'“ till you a F*'-‘l‘t:'. .i
sold poor Mr. thuulook, lookiug‘When thvy empty a tub of “'ii:~lllllr
more miserable than evc-r. zvntm- into tho drain, thny rm: 1.. '
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stick-out skirt,” sold the ling Dollfloll the things that [to out Will: tip-
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clothes I wont." linind. While I was tht~rc I saw th-
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Crinollno Doll and Ilelintlu rind Mrs.'handkorchiofs and ten buttons 'mn‘fl ;i>
Jlggs and Calamity Jane all i'ninted.~n bureau scarf and on antima—
and it kept Nancy busy with can delcnssnr. I know one pluce where, lll‘
cologne and smelling salts bringingldruin makes a sort of lake and
mom to. . .you all get hooks and lines lll-r--
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said sharply, “it‘s high tidc!‘ Wuxt‘h Watch out for watur-hugs. tlwy 1H”. _,
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white froth on top! Look out!" i "Hui-11:113.“ cried all the Hidg' (in
"Pooh!" said tho ltag Doll tigziin.ipcoplo.
Indeed it SOCIllf-(I an though she hdd ' drain.
things." ,.
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drain. And the white sturt' is suds. linughlily. "I‘d (lio tirst." 1"
It's washday back in Ex'erydayl "Then go uni-ml and die."
Land where we coma from and Tedd: Bear untet‘lingly.
this drain leads to the laundry. I At this Miss Crinolinc
knon. far I've been peeping." again.
"What I want to know is." said (To It:- Continued)
: JACK. DAW’S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Rollnvr
In Cannibal Land—Chapter 16
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At first Dotty thought the tine had been very impolite. And. of
course. it. startled her as the ape's paw shot out and hit the berries.
But. the next moment she was feeling very thankful, for the cannibal
guide explained that the berries were poison. "The ape did that to
protect you." he said.
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"Well. he certainly is a. ‘well trained ape." replied Dotty. ‘And she
wished there was some way' of thonklng the jungle creature. but of
course he could not understand any words 01' thanks she might say. V
So Dotty lust turned and patted the ape. Then the journoythrough
the stunt] pathway continued. ‘ ‘ '
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