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1. Era. . 16. Scheme.
4. Steps. 17. Burden.
8. Verb of permission. 18. To yearn.
11. Legal rules. 2 . Exclamation of sorrow.
18. Obstruction in a stream. . :1. Type oi antelope.
14. Naked. l 22. Sound of an auto horn.
15. Profound. , :4. Ventilating machines.
17. Opposite of first. ‘ 27. Elk.
19. Kinsmen. ' 29. Twinxe.
23. Preposition, 31. Bill of fare.
‘25. Constant companion. 32. Lifeless.
28. Evil. 34. Merchandise.
2.7. To accomplish.
.28. Woolly surface or cloth.
80. Called or termed.
82. Lair as o: s. beast.
33. To, chew upon.
85. Gender.
38. To search tor.-
37. Crack as of s. whip.
39. To scorch. .
41. Marked with degrees as a
scale.
{45. Neuter pronoun.
47. Betore.
48. Revolver.
49. To exist.
v». 50. Last word of a. preceding actor's
speech.
52. Domesticated.
54. Cat's toot.
To incite.
57. Summer shade.
58. To relief.
59. To like the flavor.
60. Compassionate.
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1. Morindin dye.
2. To wonder about.
a. Pitcher.
5‘. Paid publicity.
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36. Observed.
38. Portion. ‘
39. Collection of horses
breedlnt.
40. Priest 01 a. parish.
(a. Demise.
‘3. Deputy.
44. Drain.
46. Radio bulb.
49. Bottom of an object.
El. Snake-like fish.
53. Mother.
54. To stuff.
66. Seventh note in scale.
58. Half sn em.
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By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
. The Twln‘s and the little lzagobag
Whittet kept going along toward
Mister Snoopsy's care where they
certainly hoped to find the \Vhifict‘s
lost shadow.
All at once right beside the road‘
‘they saw a chocolate-drop tree. 50
they all stopped and picked up some
chocolate-drops that had become
‘ over-ripe and fallen to the ground.
Nick had eaten a. walnut-maple.
‘and a caramola. and a chocolate
plrnond. and Nancy had eaten a.
mint-potty" and chocolate-covered
Turkish delight and a chocolate-
covered cream-nut and the little
rWhiffet had had six large chocolate
Whmailows. when suddenly the
ground opened at their toot and up
e 1 house.
“glare. sittlnr on the irodt porch
1min: himself with s. stove-lid. sat
the Nib Nob of Nobody's Land.
"What!" he cried, when he saw
what was going on. "Eating choco-
m off my very best chocolate-
.“ use! How very ustrsbovar-
7 Ind! Bow exceedineg restixulashus!
2):“ horribly-but there! There
isn't”. word in Nobody Land inn.
bad enough to call you what
us doing. Who are you?"
’ mm the Twins." said Nick.
" this is the Whiftet. He loot
is New and we're hunting (or it.
We’re looking for Mister Snooper-
vo in HM: Oo'Lnnd."
.. At this the Nib Nob of Nobody.
.md gave a shriek " and tainted
.thres' times. Bis serum with two
.‘aesss rushed to (on him. and his
’aok with m chins rushed to pour
nut over him. and alter while he
.3. to. .
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. m!” Two Nous. :‘You then.
m his sonnet enemy. The name
m of Hid: Go land has
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'-2 DROP TREE
yours. You almost did the
that time!"
Suddenly L'b Glub. the Nib Nob
of Nohody's Land demanded. "What
business
~mode me taint?"
“We were just saying. your Ma-
jcstry." said Two Nose. "that it was
a warm day."
"That's right." said L’b Giub.
"Very: And it we don‘t get our cho~
colates picked soon they will melt
and run away. Who did you say
these little thieves were?"
“We didn't mean to steal." said
Nick. "The chocolate-drop tree Wu:
right here‘and all the chocolate
drops were lying on the ground."
“Your faces are familiar." said L’b
Glub. “Where did I see you before?
Now I remember—you are the chil-
dren who refused to get me a tire-
englne. aren't you?‘
“We’re awfully sorry." said Nan-
cy. "but really we didn't know
where to get you a tire-enzine.".
“Well. I still want one." said Uh
Glub. tanning himself more furious-
ly than ever with his stove lid. And
if I can't have a fire-engine inside
of five minutes—oft go your heads."
It looked pretty bad for the Twins
and the poor little Whii'fet. Nobody
knew what to do exactly. Nobody
wanted to lose his head, but nobody
knew where in the world to find a
tim-onzinc. But all at once-chug!
ehuzl .chux! rattle. roar. bang!
clung! There stood a periectly good
red and sold tire-engine not “three
feet from the place where Ub Giub
was sitting.
"How very nice of you. my dean."
said the Nib Nob in a honey-like
voice. "I suspected from the first
you were isiries. What make is it.
andcsnitdohlilsonlfith?” ‘
But nobody answered for nobody
knew. Where it came from is still s
mystery but i suspect the Fairy
Queen. I
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