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m the kiwi bird had eaten the
or. spots and all. he
went to sleep again. So
‘wss not the slightest use at
“in! staying there.
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Wald Nick taking the mu.)
' "boy by the arm. "it can't be
' to Mister Snoopsy's cave in
"-Go Lind."
comes somebody.“ said
. “Ho's-got spectacles on his
3..“ I big book under his arm.
"Elm wise enough to know
in the world. We‘d bet-
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' W‘s cave is."
" whoa the learned gentleman
on!" near. they stopped him.
.7. ‘ you tell us where Hildy Go
" is?" asked Nick politely.
looking for a robber ‘by the
1 'of Snooper. and he lives
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, - «look in am his book it you'll
' lighting" said the man, whose
VII )lister Kno‘moll, for it
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Shaw it. “Let mo see—I‘ll
fi’tho It's. That should give
“it. hire. hind. hive hide
an, we're coming to it. I do
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:Mister Knowitali. looking over his
spectacles. “Oh I have it! I'll look
it, up in my big book also. It should
be among the 2's. Here we are!
Hither. zealous. zone. zip. Zanzibar.
5Zigxag Path! My! My! This book
certainly tells everything. it m
The Zigzag Path is the path thlt
leads through the woods to that
part of Fairyland called Hidy Go
Land. It is extremely hard to find
as it is here one day and tone the
next, there the next day snd gone
' the day after. It is not a. safe poll:
to take as it is likely to jump sround '
while you are on it and spill you on
into nowhere." -
"That doesn‘t help much, does
it?" said Nancy.
"I'm afraid not." said Mister
Knowitall. But this much I will
any. I had a second 'eousin whose
aunt's step~brother‘s son was wak-
ing along tho-Zigzag Path one any
and suddenly—Just like tint—oi!
,went his shoes! He never did and
ihis shoes and it was certsiniytoo
bad. They had only been hut-”led ‘
!onee and as he but stopped growing,
they‘d have lasted quite s while. 5
'\\'ell. i must be on my way. If I ‘
come upon any more directions in
my big book. I‘ll insil you a letter.”
“Will you please look‘unonx the
8‘: too." bested the mum.
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words like that?"
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obllsinsly. shown! his his book and
waking ott. Suddenly he nearly lost
his bunch for the ground in nu
walking on on s. terrible jerk,
“Hex-é. children. come quickly!" he
called. "I‘m on the Zip: Put]: In,
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