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i ' No. 174cm: MORE ABOUT HICKYDOO
‘t e 0 now. Ricky-
aeo‘rsske‘s Nancy. “Blue Whiskers
ltole our, automobile."
Theisuuars wooden man stopped
dig'glng.in his garden and thought
for a minute.
'fPleasa press my second button."
he ll-ld slowly. "I'll have to look.in
any index again." -
Nick pressed the second button in
the wooden man’s wooden Jacket.
and out new a. drawer exactly as
before; ~ ‘
“book for the bundle of pink pa-
per’s at the back." said Hickydoo
nut.
Nick got the bundle of .pink
909311. and then Bickydoo said.
“look-among'the 'A's.’ pee what it
says ' about stolen ' automobiles."
lo Nick found theWA'i" and the
place where it's-id. “All‘about stolen
automobiles." v
"Here it is." he exclaimed. "It
tells all; about everything."
nickydoo nodded. ‘fl'hat‘e sigh ."
, .“VOIV.IOOd advice." noddedlupe.
the kangaroo. "If anyone stole my
bill‘shonlatrytogetitbacht’m
«in. And it's'much'the some thing."
Nick went on. mane-rum to
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. ne'po'onsr. the quicker."
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"Facts!” said Hickydoo. "I eat
solid facts and solid facts only.
That’s what I am raising now in my
garden—solid facts‘ to eat. facts
about the earth, facts about the
starsyfaots about coal. facts about
farming, facts about people. tacts
about automobiles, facts about
fairies—"
~fi'l‘herei"~ said Jupe. “There are
facts about fairies aren't there? I
knew it."
"Well. ”1- should. say so. I'm a.
fairy myself." said Hickydoo in s.
surprised voice. “Not a beautiful
fairy with wings, who lives in a rose.
bud. no' sir. but'a real honest-to-
loodness stair-y who knows magic.
Anyone who knows magic is a fairy.
If you Just press my firth button and
take out the bundle of green papers
and look tor the ‘F's' you'll find out
all. about fairies and wizards and
magicians and sorcerers and-"
"I'm afraid we haven't time." said
Nancy anxiously. "We’ll have to go
after Blue Whiskers right away and
seal! we can get him to give us the
Blue Cherry he stole or: the cherry
tree."
BuddenLv Nick thought or some.
thinrterqble. "What it he's eaten
it?” he cried.
“I'll bet you he has." Iqueaked
Paddyfoot. the mouse. sticking his
head out of Jupe's pocket. , "He's
very fond‘otcherrles. I happen to
know. Yon see I was his prime min-
tnrned' me intoiaqnouse.
cherries. .
more is only one reason why he
woman't eat it." went on Paddyfoot.
“Mocha! he loves chart-lea. he likes
chm 1am better. He may have
taken it to the cook."
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