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nrOund his knock as he did so. "that
{the Twins and the Whiflet left is
the foolish Totem Polo and contin-
" 11de on their way to Ilnd the little
Whtflet's lost shadow.
Pretty, soon they met- a. man who
said his name was Mister Apple-
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‘ , mm: Appieduster ssid it was a
“his. day the it things kept up the
- slugltors would soon be in bloom.
and spoke of how terribly expensive
'ssI-Ilws were getting and went on
do to k that it tire-engines didn t
has a. cue. wheel-barrows would
get sll the business.
the Twins looked at each other as
ch as to m. at‘Hero's soother
«my one." and the little Whinet
Red on thoughho was going to
.. again. But. nobody let on. That's
ally the best way to be polite. you
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"I ’suppose." ssid mister Apple-
m. "that you think my remorks
are curious- But they sro as sensible
.ss ovorshoos it you knowhow to
tste them. It's like reading Roach.
or Lona. It ssys one thing but it
moons soother. Now tor instsnco
when I spook ot slligstors being in
bloom. I don't moon thst st sll."
,"thi: do you men then?" said
Nuoy politely. tor she felt the). sun.
at Appleddsoer must be expecting
.gumbody to say something by this
v Why." isughed ulster Apolo-
dufier, sitting down and scrotohlug
his osr with his too. "I mesa the:
'hoohieberry steak is delicious served
which noodles. Henna! You never
would hove guessed that. now would
"I shouldn't." sold Nick.
‘ "And I shouldn’t." ssid Nsncy.
And I shouldn't.” aid the little
met. f'Sniffie! shame! I only
‘31' 3 know one thing. I‘ve lost my shod-
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> “Why. do you lain-.21" cried Mister
Anpledustcr springing up like a rub-
is curious-very. That‘s exactly
what Bo Peep did with her sheep.
SiioL O S '1‘ them! But site Just let
them alone and they come home and
brought their tails behind them."
“Oh!" cried the little Whiflet. “Do
you think that it I let my shadow
alone it will ceme home and bring
home its nico necktie and ears and
pockets and everything along with
it?"
I-vhavcn't any more doubt of it
than I have that my rubborplant is
going to turn into an automobile
tire," said Mister Appiedustor. "And
that reminds me. have you heard the
latest news?"
“No." sand Nancy and Nick and
the Whiifct all together. They could
not understand a word of the queer
man’s conversation, but it sounded
Jolly and he seemed to mean well.
Mter all it doesn't. matter so much
what people say. as the way they
soy it.
“Well." said Mister Appledustor.
shsklng his fountain pen"on his
shoes and polishing them of! with
his pocket handkerchief, "the wooden
Indian in front of the cigar store '
took the measles. and then he took
s chill. and he shook so hard he
shook every inessle on. And when
he found his measles were all 01!. '
with on his might and msin he
promply caught another chill and
shook them on again."
The Twins hm to laugh at this
sud so did the poor little Whiflet. It
wuss“ so very. very silly. ‘
Mister Appieduster began to grin.
"Well. I hope you all feel s bit Joli.
ier than you did when I metyou.
Your faces were a. mile long." he
said.
"Oh yes. indeed!" sold Nancy.
"You'd nuke snybody laugh."
"Then I’ve servedsny purpose."
said Mister Applednster. "I niuy
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