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So Limber Long Legs jerktd up his line, and there dwuugllm; from his hook hung a striped collar. lie had it right through the button hole. "Let me so.“ that. please." said poor Mr. Hemlock. "It. looks ex- actly like the collar that belongs to my candy-striped shirt. Neither of them came home from the laundry Indeed all my laundry was mislnid and I got someone else‘s by this- tulte." Then the Twins remembered that the very first ttmb they had seen the poor worried littlu fairyman, he had been carrying a bundle of iatmdry under his arm—the wrong bundle, as it turned out to be. “Yes. sir," said Miss Pithers. who was very well educated. "it has in- itials on it '1’. M. ll.’ " "Poor Mr. llavalook.’ mumps! Oh. my poor dear shirt! I never expected to see it again.” "No wonder you didn't get )our laundry back." said Nancy. "It all went down the drain." "I see it all now quite clearly." said poor Mister Havaiook. looking around to find out it anyone «.lw. had had a nibble. Sure enough Teddy Bear was Just pulling up a pollm dot sock and lilitelt Dinah had the other. l’oor Mister Haxalook began to smile—indeed he began to grin. ltealiy he almost laughed aloud. lit. was so pleased to not his clothes back. “It's almost like Christmas." 1 ho whispered to Nick. After that the lltdy Go people found all sorts of things. ’l‘Wo pock— et handkerehlets and a nighty and some other things that. tairymen wear underneath. It was all there, every stitch ot it. and Black Dinah said she would iron them all out as soon as they got back. That's ex- “A lot of good that does me." said actly it!" declared Belinda. cxeited- Calamity to Mrs. Jlggs. “I haven‘t ly. round a thing yet and I suppOSe i "I'm sure I'm very much obliged." must go for the rest of my days un~ said poor Mister Havaloolt. "Shall I wring it out for you?” asked Nancy. ‘ on her fish hook. She was so excited "Do, please." said the tairyman. ; as she said afterward. that she al- “Yes, please do. I mean. do. pleats.” ' most dropped tho line and all. "I've got a bite, tool" cried Saiior What did she haul out of the: Sam Just then. "Something is out laundry pool but a lovely lace mat! my hook and it's so heavy I can't' “Didn't I tell you?" nodded Mist lift it." Raggedy. "That's an antimacassan. “l'li help." said Nirlc. It would make a. lovely wedding \eii, “Perhaps it's a shark. l-h: t'nre- though it is intended to put on the t‘ul." said Sailor Fan). who lint-w all backs of chairs." about the sea. "Well. that a start." said Calam- "It looks more like a. mind,” i ity proudly. “I shall put it in my laughed Nick. giving the line. a i hope chest." strong pull. and landing something “Oh, let's go home."' said 7Miss striped and shapeless out on the Crlnollne crorsly. “I haven't found bank. . my skirt yet." "Jiminy Jordan!" cried poor Mls- "Let's go back in a boat." said- ter Havalook. "It's my shirt—myISsilor Sam. ' candy-striped shirt 'as euro" as (To be continued.) JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. w. Redner In CW?” covered." But at that. minute she felt a. pull The guide then put small bought! over the limbs that, made the upper part or the .frame. and then the leaves that Jack orig-Dotty and Flop had gathered were spread over? these boughs. Jack was surprised to see what a fine shelter it made. And the shelter was surely needed for it was raining hard now. 7' z " , . Dotty and Jack went inside. tollewsdby Flip. Flop and the No apes. "I'll stay outside and see that no wild snimnls‘ bother us." said the guide. “Water never bothers me. and I’m accustomed to the thunder _ and-lightning.” And. just then another pen! of thunder. and flash of O lightning came. ‘ . O hots“ Dotty mu} n (or corner of that nus-house and not down.- lip pnt‘hb head “a”. muter'a lap and took I. little nap. while 1’13!) proceeded loo; play within. of tho lpcl. 13°19th ape-queued near eyes.» Finally Jock indynopy ,olso-fdscid‘oh w . x. .
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