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1 10. Ages.
1. Residence. 11. Funeral sons.
18. Conunc molding. 1:. Gear device on on auto (pl.).
1‘. Ono who wears. 16. Stump of a tree.
16. To moi-w larc. 20. To be in debt.
k 17. Collection of facts. ‘ 2i. Unit of work.
18. Anizvr. :4. Heavy cords.
if 19. One. who is ruincd (slang). 23. .\ person apparently indifferent
t} 22. To err. in pleasure and pain.
3’; 23. Myself. 2?. Obstruction in a. stream,
. Rmiuitcs. 3“ proslto of in.
, . Like. 2‘. ( :0];an utensil:
. To accnmpllsh. " . liuvlropodge.
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. Toward. ."v. “wildness.
. Suitalilv. ii. \‘\':is able.
. Ye. 4'1. PnHrive,
. Myself. 43. insists upon.
. Blue Grass. 43. To decline.
. Neuter pronoun. 47. To relieve.
. Printcr's measure. 5i. Linn-1N Negro tribe.
. Pcrtnining to Norse poetry. .3". l‘i*~pn;<ition.
. You and me. 53. like.
. Recent. 54. Within. r
. . Bulb vvgoiahio with strong
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of a. Reg.
6. Minor note.
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8. HEai'kt‘ni‘d.
The Twins stood on the corner in
Watching all the queer people‘go
silently by. _.
V “No wonder the Fairy Queen said
that Inco probably came here," said
Nick I; Nancy. “An elephant with
pink roses all over him isn’t halt as
queer as eggs that bond, and daisies
in silk hats. and gentlemen that turn
into lobsters and snap their fingers
It you."
“I should say not." said Nancy.
"I wonder where the Forty Winks
went!"
That reminded Nick of the pink
tickets. “We’d better be using
these". he remarked. "They won't
be any good tomorrow."
With that he reached into his
pocket for his ticket. But behold.
no matter how much of it he pulled
out. alwziys some stayed in. It was
iiko taking hold of the end or a.
l of thread.
”0300 kept pulling and pulling and
'puliing until he had quite ten yards
1nd I. half of pink ticket in his
hulls, with dear knows how much
' to come.
. Disney reached into her pocket {or
.13.: ticket. too. but Nick stopped
. my. "You'd better not." he said. "I
.don’t know what to do with slit!
in” ntnv. It must be made of
«mas A Number One rubber like
streets."
= ”:Bmyl Of ‘course I'm not." said a
" Voice suddenly. and to the. Twins‘
i“ Mutant the ticket grow a head
that curled itself around nnd looked
'pt'them with great pink eyes. “It
"you would gust read what it says on
Iii! you could see that I am merely
W my duw. Look at. tho sixth
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. o printing on the ticket seemed
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tying gloss over it. The sixth line
said. “This ticket will take the own~
or to any place in Drowsy Land."
“Well, what of it." said Nick.
“What has that got to do with you
stretching out so long I can't‘hold
you in my two hands."
“Lots," said the ticket. “Let no
go. and then see what happens. I
can‘t take you any plsce. can I. it
you're going to hold onto mo so
tight. Where should you like to
go?"
“Just any place at all." sold Nick
thoughtlessly. never dreaming whnt
his words meant.
“That's three stations oft." said
the pink ticket. “Loy me down on
,the ground and so. what happens."
So Nick let go the ticket. and in-
stantly it spread itself nlons' tho
ground in a straight line and turned
into a railroad track. And chy
and Nick tcund themselves in I. neat
little car. rolling smoothly along on
two long black lino: that had turnod
into tracks.
"1 see now why they In! tho:
tickets take you pieces." laid Noncy.
"Isn't this fine!"
Soon Shut-Eye Town was tor bo- H
hind with all its queer people. And
the Twins forgot to wonder shoot
the rooluh‘ thinn they no soon.
They-kept looking to the ”tint Ind
left this way and that for some sin
0: Inco and Moos. Thu pond on
orchard when mom wor- ming “
and I nor. rectory" sod o awning "
cave. Andalusian-cannon” ;
hill muted. "Prints! Koo, 08!
Sandman." - .
“i suppose." said Noncy. “thot h
sleepy and."
"it is." said the tickot. ”But hm
we us. This is your nation. It is
coiled Place At All! Ron out!”
With t it curiodpiiloit up and
lumped into Nick's pocket. ‘
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