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:1. Sins.

18. Lair of a beast.
14. Delivered.

15. Blue grass.

10. Made of oat mool.

. 1!. Tiny green vegetable.

1!. Paid public notice.
as. Long grass.

:8. Work of genius.

:d. To put up a poker stake.
25. To immerse in liquid.
27. To tree.

18. Mother.

80. To scatter hay.

8:. Cyst tumor.

88. Second note in scale.
:4. Hon truit.

’ 86. Valleys.

W‘ :7. Noise.

 

 
 

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/ 89. Ironic literary composition.

41. Proposition of place.

43. Dwelling place or many iam-
iliee (pl.).

44. Daring deed.

46. To carry.

47. For tour that.

48. Jewel.

50. To pool.

52. Social insect.

58. Fissures in rock.

64. Curse.

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. Subdivision or branch.
. To eat into.
. Entreated.
Like.
. To withdraw.
7. Bone.

' 8. To rely.

. About or concerning.

 

 

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of the Twins

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i. To rot. 12. Granted (acts.
s. Carbonated drinks. is. Home or a bird.

10. Correlative o! citizen.

17. Point ot compass.

20. To prepare (or publication.

21. Principal. _

26. One. who makes a display 01
hookknowiedze.

27. To show displeasure.

29. Since.

:1. To note the time of wrltlnp.

32. Existed.

as. Inlet. .

:6. Walked lamely.

as. Chair.

to. To halt.

42. Examination.

43. To pierce with a, knife.

44. Bony land.

46. Age.

47. Minor note.

48. To depart.

49. Myself.

51. Hell on em.

 

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"If you will please come into my
work-shop.” said the Dream-Maker
Man to the Twins. "1 shall finish a
dream I am making. Then I can
help you to look tor your lost china
elephant and toy clown."

So the Twins followed the Dream-

llaker Man to his workshop. while
beetle and Snuggle and lnore. his
three sons. went out in their air-

planes to do some errands on the .

moon.
Bnooale was to buy a pound of stu-
dnst to make babiee' eyes Mkle.
Snuggle was to buy the tails oi! a
dosen comets to make smiles tor
them.
And Snore was to search all over
the moon (or a dimple-tree.
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chairs tor them while he finished
manna a dream. ' “
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or a thousand men. I'm sure he
would like to dream about being
carried around on the shoulders of
the people and: have everybody
shout. ‘Hurrah! Lonxlive the_klncl
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they 7" soileck. "The peoniedon't
carry them around on their shoul-
dsrs. That's just in tootball." ‘

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Maker Man. “that in a dreamer»:-
thing goes. and generals may do any-
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lohnny thinks it wouldfhe fine, to be .

carried'nround on people's shoulders
and l-I- them shout 'hurrah'. He'd
like to dream that."

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the him it he doesn't eat his crusts
and everything?" asked Nancy.

"Oh. I'll have to send him a dream
that isn’t so pleasant. l'm afraid."
said the Dream-Maker Man. shaking
his head. "Particularly if he has
had two sundaes and three. bananas
and tour sour pickles like he had
yesterday. ,I thinx'ra‘dreun about
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hours Vand beinghmade to write five

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