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of the Twifls
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
‘11:. Twins and the Whiflet toi-
Wine shadow they have seen
Whereas the rain~barreL
rep under the mu: 1: may have
in your shadow. little Whii’fet.
‘ We fer you." ~
””Oh. I hope so." said the little
Wet.” "Let's hurry. Maybe We'll
“l‘h I! 3:
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":aaohed the hill. and up they climb-
ld. e
At th t3 it was very windy. and
5" whi‘e on new by like gusts
0
i101 smoke trorn. ix hon tires.
light on the uppy topmost stood
theme. And on the gate it said.
“OLD MAN 0? THE HILL LIFT
or ran urea AND WALK IN.
‘ GER! WELCOME IF THEY
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; Inwchedthethreeoi-them and
mad the knocks: on the door.
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cm“. I
“a ‘ W the door opened and
stood the Old Man 0! the Hill.
didn't touud good-near ,"
~ d. ”Are you sure you yo a
”disposition and how all the
darts and do's oi good behavior? _
“Quite aural: said Nana. drop.
e a curt”. “And embeleyour
on tor such I' dogs.
we didn't maketi It
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for you?"
Nancy and Nick and their odd lit-
tle triend all started at the same
limo to tell their story" .
"So you lost your shadow coming
over the stile." said the Old Man
when they 4had finished. "ls that
it?"
“Yes, sir!" said the Wet. "And
we saw one Just a. tow minutes ago
crating the yard by the rain-barrel.
It came right. up the hill here to
your house. It may have been my
shadow looking (or me. Did you
see it?" ~
"I've been eatinz‘my lunch end I
did not see it," said the Old Man of
the Bill. “I've beenlhavin a cold
snack or pussy—vigor! ad and
preserved rain-drops. But come out
to my‘shadoW-pateh and we'll see."
see."
They {allowed the Old Man to a
nice green crassy place all tenced in
on four sides.
And there racing over the ground
were shadows of every kind and“.
sex-lotion. Bird shadows. iairy shad.
ows, bear shadows. ship shadows,
house shadows-people. trees. iuasp-
.in:~jn.cka. dos. waves. film. almost
everyth , t has I nape.
4‘Are these all lost shadows?" ask-
ed Nick. "Did they'oonse here to
slay?" - lg
"No." said the Old Man ot the
Hill. - “Just to visit. Look up and
you'll see where they come rm."
"It's the ol‘ldsi" cried Nana.
“These are all cloud we. aren't
they. mister Old lies of the Kill?”
“Yes." said the Old Inn- "And
they a all the companions l have.
Thorstequletandhindead never
quarrel. -lt must have been a cloud
shadow you saw. that was coming
to make me a can."
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