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Minter Rnbadnb had enough soap in all my friends. Good-day to you
end ehampoo and polish and thing. also Mistah Hall: and to you. Miss
_ _ Nancy and to you Miatah Nick."
mulch“ “P P“? Pm” 9°: be mm that he lifted his hat and was
tore he quit.
gone. .
But I know that Petey would look “Good-bye." called the others.
a duty as ever in about a day. For linger lRubndub turned all his cane
‘ and it es and Jars upside down.
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the Inmmer u wel an the W111 9' clared. "Xow we can have a. clean-
no likes to lit on top of hle root. on lug-up party. then I'll lock the Kate
hie hind leg: and to. "QUirk.Quirki of \§crub-Updband until next year."
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am dog. at the eerne time Jerking ~
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pick and a an as one
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. . Then all (our of them wont do“!
dummy “1“” ”d 9099‘" the little secret path that led to the
down. into his undereround house Land-Where-Spnug-Wae-Coming.
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nine and took him a 10h: “‘3! to that marked the place where Scrub-
Scrub-Up land“ Up Land ended, and Meadow-Wood-
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. were. r’eu‘ndeddi’x'p Intrigued] old in surprise.
Jack Robb l. en 0 80 ID? it": com The grm‘wac as green as
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onto Scrub-Up Land. and“ ever an the willows were out; violets were
oh! tramp 1.6de 8- 8601171138 R W38 peeping up here and there. and on
he. the edge of the woods they could eee
not like Petey Pugh-Dos. it little blue hepauca newer-e. end the
dldh't dopuchijood, tor Bunch had white stare at the blood-root. ‘tarah-
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a... phln then the Itarted' in to 61‘ bloom over by the pond. Everywhere
tor gopher! ell-in. the birds were singing. Soft Vern:
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t, It. was «it. a pleasure to it: up sky.
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and put prickly-peer per- knew."
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