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“Dear Twins, I am sorry that you
are having such a hard time finding
Inco and Flops on the moon. But I
am sure they are in Drowsy Land
some'here. It you do not find them
in th-and-Tuck Town. Just ask your
pink tickets to take you to the
Dream-Maker Man. He lives in a
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“The Dream-Maker. Han.” cried
Nick. "We never thought of him. did
we. Nancy? He's a good one to go
to. Come on—let's start."
“Where to? Where to?” asked the
two pink tickets when they heard
this. "Where are you starting is"
We have to know it we are to turn
ourselves into tracks own so we.
shall He sure to go in the right dio
rection."
“To Misty Hill." saileancy. ”To
the Dream-Maker's house."
The pink tickets were trying to
decide which one of then slihuld be
the track this time. when along came
a sandwich piate and a large-picnic
coffee pot. ~
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to. pot in an offended voice. "I sup-
pose you'll be saying-that you don't
rat Indwiches‘ either.”
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you." said Nancy.
"Unity! That's what they are! Up-
ityl" snorted the sandwich plate.
"And me priding myself on my sea-
soning."
The coffee pot and the sandwich
plate took hands and walked away.
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read. thank you." said Nancy. "But
perhaps you could tell us it' you
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them."
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named. Nip to get in and tuck to
get out. Every time we start some-
one comes along and stone us. Quick.
here comes somebody else."
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track again. And there was the little
car. too.
The Twins got in and started for
Misty Hill.
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