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home to our children. They would indignantly. “They belong to us. my
snake lovely bathtub toys. I wonder dear sir. We discovered them."
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tor-see. putting out her paw or her
tent or her hand. or whatever it is
alligatoresses have. and stopping the
Twins as they twirled. "But we
, think they are What you call peo-
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, them closely—so closely that the
Twins thought he was going to gen.
. his them up. “Queer-very queer."
he quacked. “They are neither trogs.
worms. nor turtles. I shall take
them home to my duckllags to:-
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But before the alligators had time
to say that he would do_ no gush
thing and that they intended to take
them home themsegheafla very large
ho ped up on us. .
was :ut on a pair of eye-glues.
and gazed at the Twins as though
something weighty lay on his mind.
Finally he turned to the duck and
m‘alligators. "Do they. snuask it
you push on their heads?” he asked
on their heads?" he asked.
“Have they whistles about them
mothers? Have you tried?"
"Why. no." said Mn- Alligator.
gnawing all her teeth." And before
anyone could stop her. she mm
Nancy with one paw and Nick ‘
“You’re only a Christmas-tree toy
yourself." retorted Mister Alligator.
"Your leathers are all pasted on and
your bill is made of paper and your
feet are made at wax and wire. So
are your legs."
' At this Mrs. Alligator grabbed the
duck by the tail and Mister. Alligator
grabbed him by the neck and the
feathers began to fly in all direc-
tions. ~
“I think I'll be going." lit! the
ash uneasily. putting his eye-glance
away in‘hls pocket: “I'm'not sure
about my scales. I think they are
only painted on. but it they should
come 0:! like the duck's feathers. I'd
be a remarkable sisht.”
He hepitsted a minute as he look-
edatthe 'l‘wtns. as though he‘had a
notion to tuck one under .each tin
and walk 01 with them; ‘ '.
But’ he changed his mind and dis-
appeared. '
- "M's runl". whispered Nick.
"stop them!" shouted the alliga-
tors.
But althoiuh deserts of hands and
paws reached out tor them. the
Twinskeptongeing. Atlastthey
reached the and oi the town-and at
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