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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 1, 1926 · page 10

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7 THE FAIRY ON THE MOONBEAM

“I suppose.” said a any person, who
“1 " appeared suddenly on n moonhcam,
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no to Drawsy Inna."

"Nancy. Nancyl Quick—wake
up," cried Nick. “Flops and Inco
hnve run off!"

* ' "What!" cried Nsncy. sitting up
‘ in bed and rubbing her eyes.
"thts' wrong?" ‘

“I just saw Inco, our chins ele-
‘phnnt door-stop with the roses
‘pninted all over him, and Flops, my
. circus clown. jump out of. the win-
dow. It‘s as light as day outside
‘wlth the moon and I saw every-
thing. Theyv'e gone."

"I suppose," snide. tiny person,
- svho appeared suddenly on Inn-loon-
‘ , “that they have gone to
, ‘ Drowsy 14nd."

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anther. "Where is it and how do
yen’set there!”
‘i "'0. s. moonbenm." ssid the Fairy
for that is who it wss. this
enestnr'e sitting there in the sir
“comfort-lily on nothing at all but
fits“ of light. "You get there on
mum tor Drowsy Land is on
eh'efieon."
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that no one cared for a door-stop!"
“Why. 1 just loved him so I did!"
walled Nancy. “But I never knew
it until now. I'm so sorry. so 1
am!"
“So am I," said Nick, hugging his
knees and looking at the empty
place in the floor where Inco had

“That’s the wsyi" sighed the
Fairy Queen. “We never know how
much we love people or things un-
til they're gone. How about Flops?"

“I liked Flops better than any oil
my toys." said Nick. "I do wish he
hadn’t gone."

“I suppose he felt sorry for Inco."
said the Fury Queen. "He has s.
kind heart, Flops hes..nnd no doubt
he didn't want the elephant to run
oft by himself. But now I shall tell
you why I‘m here, children. I de-
cided to let your" stter‘therun-
swsys. if you wish. I: Incn finds but
how much ydu really and truiycsre
for him. he will come book. I
know."
suddenly a. wellpsper bunny spoke
up. “It he'll Just come back end
stand by the door a he used‘to.
I'll be more friendly.- too! «I'llvwir
tie my can at him six times s
dun", ‘ ‘

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wallpeper duck. ‘

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my triendilen tuition." Ilid n. nil-
pnper ssnirrei.

"And I'll sin: him n sens." said 1
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"And I'll nutter my Winn." said
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"Very wells" aid the retry Queen.
sliding two Min of new shoes

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TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1926.

 

 

 

 
 

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