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"I‘ 11. Liked.
18. Place of ideal perfection.
15. Yellow fruit.
16. Forbids.
17. Meadow.
19. To prepare for publication.
10. Beer.
21. One of a series of steps.
, :88. Bird similar to an ostrich.
‘ 24. Writers on a newspaper.
21'. To depart.
28. Mother.
.30. Elevations higher than hills.
, 36. Tiny golf mound.
38. Br6wncd bread.
.80. Digit or the foot.
,41. Exclamation of sorrou.
£8. 'ro perish.
,. l4. Cloak.
‘ :45- To (east.
:47. Loved exceedingly.
in, Place in which something
‘. curs.
I'D. Foretokcns.
_‘ (I. Largest land plants.
[2. Obnoxious plants.
VERTICAL
1. Deadly.
2. teaser.
.3. Corded cloth.
.4. Silk .worm.
3. Wing part of a. seed.
,7. Vocal sound.
38/. Eludes
, 'l. Coarse cotton t‘lotlt.
'. *. Quatrain.
UC-
12. .5. granted fact.
. Conirulto.
l. l-‘ood used in eniching fish.
. Organ of hearing.
. 'J‘o issue in a. jet.
:2. To pay money.
25. SP”.
:6. i-lastened.
:9. Planets.
30. Loan.
31. Protuberanee.
32. Favorite Japanese fish.
33. Toward sea.
34. Glared.
35. Actions.
37. To select.
40. Opposite of closes.
4'3. Wise.
44. To more toward.
~16. Sheltered.
48. Female 0! the fellow deer.
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of the Twins
[15‘ OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
'One day as the Twins were tak-
ln‘ turns in the old swing. they
heard someone crying.
' And looking down they beheld a
My little creature in a bomba-
fln’s suit.
‘Who are you and what's the
Mr?" asked the Twins together
l- ‘ like that.
“tile! animal wept the tiny
.. in the bombazlne suit. "My
s Whiftet and I've lost my
yn
'- st!" cried Nancy, bending
Jew so she could see him bet-
“What’s your last name?"
_ isn't any." said the funny
{allow in the bombazine suit.
just Whltret. Don’t you know
u Whittet is?" '
We”! daft." said Nancy shak ng
chad. .“Dld you. Nick? Did you
' heu- ot a Whlrtet?"
I didn’t either." said Sick.
do you live?"
' mu live in rag bags sue
on lett~overs." said the tiny
.. "When they are a year
Mr parents give them their
in buttons and send them
_ the’warld. I‘m out in the“
I“. I‘m seekingmy shadow.
fl. sum animal And I can't
MW! was!“
' no! I'll have to help you,”
[W the Twins knew wet).
thus an a stalk 0: yellow
7 ‘ W out the Fair!
fl uniting in ever so kindly.
than]: you." said the Whil-
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' where the rag-bag was 1
than a shadow.‘ toe there
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I
wasn‘t any sun. but when I started
off on my adventures. my shadow
met me at the door. The Gray rat
told Mother Whitt'et that To be safe
as long as I had my shadow along.
Now I 1....on't any. 'tnd I'm scared."
“When did you miss it first?"
asked the Fairy Queen.
“When I jumped over the stile,"
said the little Whittet. "I guess it
couldn't jump. When I went back to
get it. it was gone." » ‘ -
“Put on the magic shoes, child-
ren," said the Fairy Queen. “They
are on the seat or the swing. And
so with this poor little Whitfet and
help him to find his shsdow.’
With that she was gone.
So the Twins put on the magic
green shoes and instantly they were
as tiny as the Whittet himself.
Then of: they'd! started to find
the Whalers. shadow.
"I hope." said he.>“thst I won't
get mybombssine suit wet. It is or
the but purples-Mower made it out
o: a peplum of! an old bomb-sine
skirt; And she. In!" if I Set it wet
it's the very last purple bombaslne
suit she will ever. ever make no."
But_searcely you the words auto!
the Whittet's month then he fell in-
to thoifiuln. ‘
Nana: and Nick fished him out.
but. at course. he was dripping wet.
he ‘eried so hard. his tears made
him wetter. \
"Oh. don't cry. .pleasei" said
Nancy. dais: him on with her _
apron. “Oh. please ‘don't éry. Per-
haps your suit won't shrink much."
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