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10. Ethical.
11. To summon torih.
18. Ban away in order to marry.
16. Pulplng machine.
{6. Seven plus three.
17. Made a. mistake.
19. To possess.
20. On the sea.
22. But.
:3. Bottom 0! a pulley block.
24. To bSJI‘tW- '
26. Possessi’e pronoun.
'31. Inorganic.
29. lair of a beast.
30. To stitch.
88. Was indebted.
85. Evening.
:1. Dreadful.
39. Membranous bag.
to. Prophets.
42. Tiny golt mound.
43. Pertaining to a clan.
452 To congregate.
47. Type of auto.
is. Supplies with nourishment.
t9. Delivers.
50. Cogwheels.
VERTIC”
1. Bottom of shoes.
2. Whithered old women.
3. To knock.
4. Opposite of aweather.
6. Obnoxious plants.
7. Yellow bugle.
8. Enslnes.
9. Distorlons.
10. Steel.
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15. To wager.
JR. To keep back or set aside.
21. Pointed at.
23. Was ill.
:5. Metal.
26. Possesses.
:8. Armies.
1‘9. To determine.
Ill. ’l‘o shrivel.
32. Gazes.
34. Articles of merchandise.
35. Snekelike fish.
36‘. Unit of energy.
38. Long grasses.
40. Grain of earth.
41. Secure.
44. Curse.
46. Beverage.
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When the Twins reached Misty
they knew
The Fairy
Queen's letter had said. “The
Dream-Maker Man lives in a castle
with seven pointed towers."
There it was right on top of the
hill. its seven towers painted seven
different colors, and all its windows
shaped like stars.
The. track disappeared, also the
little car they had traveled in. There
they stood all alone at the foot of
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" w do we get up?" asked
Nancy. "There isn't a path or any.
thing."
Nick looked around. “I don't
know." he said. "I suppose we have
to walk."
But just then there was a buzzing
sound like a great bee. and what
should the Twins see but an aero-
plane leaving the castle on top of
the hill! . .1-
It flew down and landed right he-
slder them and a jolly aviator got out
and shook hands. '_ ' ' .
”Are you the Dream-Makertman?"
asked Nick. "We're looking‘ior hlmn
pane and toy clown came .to the
moon. The Fairy Queen told us/ to
some here. _
"nightol" said the Jolly, aviator.
"No. I'm not the Dream-Maker
Kan—I'm his son. Snore. Therese-e
flares of us, anoesle and Snuggle
ind Snore. We do errands for our
Miler. the Dream-Maker Man. in
)ur airplanes. We used to‘ use
passe—night mares—hut they are
til out ot‘nyle new."
"Inmate and Snuggle and Snonsl":
cried Nick. “Why. that was the
name of the little moon man who
opened the 'blue gate for us when
we arrived on the moon."
"Righto!" said Snore. a‘gain.
“Righto! Snoozlesnugglesnore was
godfather to all of us. so each of us
got a third of his name. But it you
wish to go to the castle on top of
the hill get into l‘my airplane and
['11 take you there. There is no path
because thieves would come up-and
steal the teams Father makes."
So Nancy and Nick got into the
airplane and Snore got into the front
seat and away they went right up
the hill toward the castle with seven
towers. I
The Dream-Maker Man had a spy
glass and was looking out of one at
his star-shaped windows. He had
seen everything that went on. ~
As the Twins approached he wav-
ed a green handkerchief to show
how glad he was to see them.
The airplane settled down 'on ‘a
wide porch and they all got out.
In halt a, minute. there was the
Dream-Maker Man himself. shaking
hands with them. also his other-[two
sons, .snoozle and Snugéie. . .
"So you came all the way To Misty
Hill to see me about your lost
friends!" said the Dream-Maker
Man when Nick had told him. his
story.
"Yes. sir." said Nick.
"That was right! That was right!"
said their host. “The moon is full
of queer countries and queer cities
You could never find Inco and Flops .
without my help. I'll
do what I
can." .
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