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'1‘. Men about to he married (pl.). 19. Blossoms.
6. Girl shout to be married (pl.). 2“. A deduction.
10. To request. ":3. To in reference to time.
11. One of the Sionnn Indians. '43- i’mi' Of ”10 north Gcrmsn Di‘O-
13. Mole child. , pic. ‘
15. Dorsnl lime. 25. To scatter.
18. Attachment or love. :7. Tu devour.
ll. Chaos. iii. l-lxclumniion of sorrow.
23. Avenue or road (shim). 35. Therefore. . .
H. In. 36. Epic.
26. Dread. ' 37. Mules.
28. To boil slowly. 38. To prepare ns beer.
:9. Public automobile. 31!. Minor note.
80. The ebb and (low of the ocenn. 40. Cold hand.
81. Tiny particle. ' 42. Mother.
82. Deity. 43. Postscript (ebbr.l.
IS. Netltive. 42'». Within.
84. One who puts ports of a. ma- iii. Point of compass.
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8. Bones.
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' The Twins looked at all the queer
people in; Shut-Eye Town, going up
and down snd in and out. and here
1nd yonder, willy nilly, the queerest
way over. They whisked by under
their very nosesor walked between
them. or dotted out. unexpectedly
from nowhere. dlsippearlng just us
suddenly into nothing: -
The most ”nosing part or it all.
however, was that. nobody made a
sound. With so much hustle and
bustle snd hurrying and pushing.
you'd hsvo expected- it to sound like
circus-tiny. The Twins must have
showed how very odd they thought
it was. for all at once a. tall thin
person with long arms like toil-gates.
suddenly stretched out one or his
arms in front or them and they had
to MP.
“My name is Geewhiltikins." said
he in s. solemn voice. "Why are you
so surprised?"
"It's so‘ Very quiet." sold Nick.
“Nobody seems to make I. sound.
Do they oil wear over-hoes?"
"1%," sold Geewhillikins. "But our
streets no made of rubber. Grade
A. Number One rubber that never
‘ ‘ out."
, ~"Con't you over stomp or make
u’ro oross?"
‘oég'sls‘li'yboxcloimed Geewhillikins.
”cu-i mt does tint mean? Is it
like whooping cough? As
eu- whoopios ooush. we have I won-
derlul inflation. Silencers! You
d‘t host I. thins-”
“III. m." sold Nick suddenly.
Mmouthilphoo to loohtor o
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Mk you tor-telling
much about everything."
m to soy. Mister Gee-
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enormous whisk-
lito nut-
SA‘V IN SHUT-EYE TOWN .3.
claws he snapped rudely before
Nick's nose. looking as though he
should like to say something rude
also.
But he backed hurriedly away
without any further remark. snd
Nancy said indignantly. “I know
why he did that. He didn't think
his thumb would make enough noise
if he snapped it, so he turned into n
lobster just so he could have those
horrible claws to snap."
"I shouldn't wonder." suidiNick.
"But, oh. Nancy. look at all those
queer people!”
The Twins stood and watched the
people of Shut-Eye Town go sliding
by in their queer noiseless way.
First a; lady u‘wide as a. mattress
and no higher than a shoe-scraper
passed. lending a. dog as long as o
clothes-lino and as thin as a clothes-
pole.
Next came a. man as high as s
church steeple and so narrow he
could have walked through I. door
cracks Without a word the men
Jumped on a six~legged horse which
promptly leaped up on 9. house and
went down the chimney.
The third person was no other
than an enormous ass. who seemed
to be able to bend quite easily in the
middle. for he bowed this way and
that to all his rriends‘u he passed.
constantly (akin: pinches of soot!
and sneezing without any noise.
The fourth person stopped in front
of the Twins end introduced himself.
"i‘m Upsidelsy." sold he.
cousin to the Lowly Daisy. but I re-
tused to be so humble and ensued-
my name. Now you know why 1
your a high silk hsi. s. psir or
glosses on s string. end spoil.
Good-bye!" And sway he went. ~
'fSay. Nick." whispered Nancy.
feel as though I was uleep."
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