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- wontmto look (or the poor Whiitet‘i
loot shadow. was the house of the
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‘ theWntertali. >
”She was braiding her cat’s three
ails when they arrived. and “she
couldn't let go. but as soon as she
had tied 1 nice greenbow on the
end. she turned around and said
sourix. "Now what is it?"
"It‘s my shadow" d the Whit.
"No," said the dog. And he went
and lay down and wont lumpily to
sleep. _ ,
"Dear me I'll ask my ruffled maz-
ple.'f said the Sour Old Woman In
sweetly as sugar. “Here Chatterbox!
Come here! Did you see a Whifict
'shadow comevthie war?”
"I won't ansWer until I get two
Vheyrakes and o. peach-tart." said
the magpie.
"You'll have to go to the baker’s."
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1.: timidly. "It's lost. lost.“ ‘0.
1.3 over the stile. Did it come
. here?"
"I'll ask my lumpy dos." said the
flour Old Woman. not quite so sour-
.)y. "Hero Lumpy! Come here! Did
1 W“ see a Whitiet shadow come this
way?" ..
., "I won't answer until [xet‘two
“use.“ and a. pickled pig's font,"
said the Sour Old Women to the vis-
itors in a honey-sweet voice. "And
it you are smart the baker will
throw in an extra. whey-cake and a.
pooch-tart for me."
So the Twins and the Whirtet
trudged along until they came to the
baker's. .
The Whitfet paid two more but.
tons for three wheywakes end a.
rosid Lumpy.
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_ .“You'il have to go to the butoh- Then they trudged back to the ,. - .
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3!- time. "Have you any money?" whthskee and hail the tart and ( 1‘“:ng 9%; fii\
"1’ hnve nineteen buttons of my thelSOur Old Woman laid the rest HOW‘M‘ WEDULD (“‘5 S GETTINQ ‘
We ten." said the Whiffet. "I'll up on her shalt for her lunch. n’ 06’ m «nose “mm! p
“Now then. Clutter-box," said she. OFFtCE pgpm‘?
"did you so I. Whitiet shadow come
this way?"
"No." said the nncpie. hopping
up on the shelf and stealing the
mt of the tart and the whey-cake.
“I didn't." ‘
Then the Old Women turned
around Just in time to see her the”. '
toiled out Ito-1 the‘other nus...
end the pieced pickled plx’s toot.
‘ "Oh you greedy. greedy cres-
turesl" she ehflolted. "You have
enter: my lunch! And after all the
trouble 1 toe): to m it. seat!"
“1 think the mount 'ofler all the
rim“.- Wu took ingot in“ lunch.‘ "
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up. . “a...
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, ‘ well. the butcher lives be—
the darn." said the Sour Old
‘ quite sweetly now. "Pet's
"vh’u throw. in an extra snu-
5 ma."
" Twins and the. wnirm
"uong until \ they cargo to
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In shelt for her.
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