HORIZONTAL.
1. Cotonou.
O. Piscard.
18. Unite of energy.
14. Robbed.
1'. Compartment in a. house.
10. To tree.
it. On top 01'.
ll. Half an em.
30. Uniting small parts.
1!. Dad.
N. To scatter.
36. Narrow strip of wood which
terms the side or a cask.
27. Ammative.
2|. God or love.
to. Part of verb to be. ‘
8!. Oiflcious.
3!. Fairy.
Bl. Fence bar.
so. Thrived.
ll. To letter.
1!. Scheme.
4!. Guided.
48. Starting bar.
’ 44. Male title of courtesy.
is. Part or verb to be.
to. Public oilicisl who makes in-
‘ . quiries concerning any death due
to unnatural causes.
0. Minor note.
4!. ‘Polynesian chestnut tree.
11. Tobe seated.
- 52. Was in debt.
l6. Prepares stories for publication.
'56. To love exceedingly.
5". More compact.
58. To tax.
VERTICAL.
1. Cylindrical as in the transverse
section of plant stems.
2. Mangle.
8. Since.
4. To play boisterously.
5. Variant of "a."
. Bone.
. Male deer.
. Child.
. One who runs away to marry-
. Meal. .
. Clerzyman who is in solo charge
of a chapel.
. Opposite of wholesalers.
. Deviating gradually
given direction.
Exists. .
. Point of compass.
. Druncd.
. Screams.
. To stitch.
. Chicken’s disease.
. stared angrily.
. Made over.
37. To evade.
39. Engine-room grcnsors.
40. Exchanges.
42. Behold.
43. Second note in' scale.
46. Feline animals.
47. Wands.
50. Metal.
58. Sorrow.
56. Point of compass.
56. Like.
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The pink ticket in Nancy's pocket
stuck up its head and looked at her
with accusing pink eyes. “What did
_ you do that tori" it said.
. “Do what for?" said Nancy in a
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"Let that giant boy pick you up
, and throw you over the mountain."
explained the ticket. “It's my job
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We not cheated. so we did. Another
thus! We never intended to bring
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‘ But I'll say this much and then I'll
go back into your pocket again. It
you set into a predicament. Just say.
i. 'A pink trip slip for a ten-cent i'sre.
. That will fetch us both in a Jiffy.
_‘ We can take you out of trouble if
‘> you did bring yourselves in. Don't
forget the words."
"Isa. don't tor-set the words." said
. the other ticket. sticking its pink
held out of Nick's pocket. "A pink
trip slip—not a pink slip trip."
With that both tickets rolled
themselves up again and disappeared
the film stood looking at each oth-
er wonderin‘ what it was all about.
"Well, whatever this place is."
sold Nick looking around. "it can.
not be any querer than the one we
just left. Drowsy W has more
queer places that any DD“ '0'"
ever been before. No wonder the
Fury Qumn “Id that ‘ICO I’M .
mop. had come here. All 010911!“
with pink roses all over him isn't
half as queer ss.—-"
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though two large soft sofa pillows
had struck them and lifted them or!
their feet. , ‘ _ ' . 1
"Over the tence is out. boys!"
shouted a voice after them and the
Twins supposed it was one of the
ts.
wheytound themselves this time
in snothhr moon city. as the tickets
had said. they began to feel right
now that they misht not-like it. For
most or the people were crocodiles
who walked on their hind lenwore
large bright bows on their tails and
carried parssols and canes. ,
"I think that over the fence is in.
don't you. Nancy?" said Nick. "I
don't like the looks oi: this place and
I think we'd better ask the tickets
to be showing us theway out."
"So do I." said Nancy. But do
you know, they couldn‘t tor the lite
of their: remember whether they
were to say "a pink trip slip." or
"s'oink slip thin". '
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gator with a larse white waistcoat
1 his large round stomach and gold
fillings in his teeth said- politely.
“Who on moon rye you. my doors?
Come here. Lumpis. and 'look at
these odd creatures. They~inust be
ut oi the circus."
A large (at allintoress with a ten.
rattled skirt and a film basque.
hurried to the-spot as test as her
toes tail would allow her. "How very
queeri Did you ask them?” she said
sivios Nancy awhiri with her paw.
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Twins around and callins’te their
friends to costs and look.
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