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I. Let 0! commemoruting. iii. 'l‘hree-toed sloth.
.92: '. Twenty-four hours. )4. Sun sod.
. Bruised spot. 15. One who zealously supports his
10. Dhod. country's interest.
1. To Itult 17. Tributes.
- 13. Native metal. lit. l’ostry.
1.. Hrs. 20. illossoms.
3‘. fluttering machine. 1 :2. Lair of n. beast.
, x30. Minor note in st‘ulc. j .‘4. Mineral spring.
I. To perish. ‘ 2n. (‘orrclntivc of neither.
I. International brittle. :il. l‘ossessive pronoun.
O. Flther. :l'z. liurini spot.
, 0. Department in Cllinu.
I. An entrancu.
' 8. Small island.
at. me.
a”. Series of events or t-pit'ul lung-
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‘3‘. Portable bed.
‘3‘. To make a mistake.
’1, Property settled by a husband
' upon a. wife at nmrriuge.
ill. Seed sac.
39. Ocean.
1. Part of verb to be.
“'2. Edge of a shirt.
I, Explained.
all. Beautified.
in. To finish.
VERTICAL
'1, Fustic tree.
, 2. Before.
‘8. Myself.
‘0 An‘er.
‘: 5. Frozen water.
”I: Proposition of place.
,7. Obstruction in a Sli‘t‘lilll.
, '8. Paid publicity.
‘ D. Those who serve in the army.
." .. Snake-like fish.
nitudc. 37. l-‘uiller.
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3". Uncooked. | 39, Turf.
39- NOSE‘W‘" I 41!. Queer.
30. Standard type lilt'ilFill‘t‘. 43. Stop!
I. Secured. 43. Point or compass. -
44. Half an em.
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«i. A state of profound insenslbility.
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Eh”! the Twins and the Wliii'fct
wiped onto the Zigzag Path that
1‘ :so hard they could scarcely
their feet. They might just as
y, clutching at Nick.
"Neither can I." said Nick reach-
‘for the little rug-bag boy, who
been bounced clear oif——ond al-
head over heels himself.
adenly they heard a voice say.
h hty tlghty! this won’t do! And
children with magic shoes ’11
' hing, too."
’l'here stood their old friend Mister
”fl look. with his laundry under
2 cm
.11fi'Y0u—you don't se—em to—to
five any troub—trouhle," said Nun-
"How—do—do you stick on?"
a charm." said Blister Hava-
“I tic o. knot in one corner of
Indkerchioi‘. If you have no
.t érchiéf along, an end of your
will do, or the end or your
string. Just anything so you
a. knot along.
l. THAT worked all right. for
to at their tumbling. the Twins
knots tied. But the “'hiffet
outing to tie. And I don't
what would have happened it
Hemlock hadn't brought his
guns. But he had it right
no he lent the Whli‘fet a sock.
- t fixed it. .
“then. go right along until
.0 to n. large silver maple tree
reddish blossoms." said Mister
k. "Right behind it you
an ivory door. That's the
at Mr. snoopsy's Cave. But
here! I want to tell you ‘a
thut I Just learned the day be-
. . -. It may help you out
told rascal gets obstreperous."
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pered something to Nick, and pick-
ing up his bundle. he was'gOne.
No, I won't tell you just yet exact-
ly what it was that Mister Hemlock
whispered to Nick. It is to be a sur-
prise.
The Twins and the Whii'fet had no
more trouble after that. The Zl‘ug
Path lay on the ground just as quiet~
iy as a pan of tai‘ty. .
They crossed the violet patch and
the hepaticu patch and the anemone
patch and the arbutus patch and the
dog-wood patch and pretty soon
they enmc to the silver maple tree.
And there behind \it was the
IVORY DOOR OF MISTER SNOOP~
SY'S CAVE.
“Oh. dear! Do you really think
that I am going to find my shadow
at last?" said the poor little Mlflet.
as Nick knocked loudly.
But before anybody could reply.
the ivory door opened suddenly and
there stood Mister Snoopsy himself
—a. terrifieally tall. ilerce shadow in
the. shape oi: a pirate.
“Who are you and what do you-n"
he started to roar. when suddenly
..ick said. "Candle - inuflerll" just
like that. THAT was the secret
Mister Havalook had told him. And
Suoopsy melted into smoke. In 1
minute and a. halt he was (one ulte-
gether.
And that minute a streak of some-
thing dark seemed to shoot out.“
the cove nndlthrow its arms about!
the little Whiflct’s neck. But. no one
could be sure. What they wore gun
or was that in the patch at nought
where they stood. there were three
shadows instead of two. The Whit!“
had found his shadow at lut_ pock-
ets. necktie. ears and all! And-the
strangest thing of sll m it M
shrunk exactly on much u the pur-
ple bombazine suit. Do you suppose
Mister Snoopsy stuved it?
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